Back Boiler problem

[McGill493]

I have recently moved into a rented house. Back boiler is heating upstairs but they cut the pipe connecting downstairs due to central heating being installed into the house. I was wondering if there is any way to get it connected downstairs again.

It's a Grant back boiler. I'm 23 and have no clue about plumbing and Landlord is saying that nothing can be done but I think he's just trying save himself money

 

[EFLImpudence]

Landlord is saying that nothing can be done

Then, nothing can be done. It's not up to you.

 

[TeaTime]

Landlord is saying that nothing can be done

Then, nothing can be done. It's not up to you.

Exactly. It's not your property, leave it alone.

Plus, it's going to have CH so there really isn't an issue.

 

[McGill493]

I know it's not my property but if I could find a solution and suggest it to him maybe he would do it.

 

[TeaTime]

Isn't his solution to replace it with a central heating system.

 

[McGill493]

sorta but the back boiler is still working upstairs and would be great when you had a fire on for it to work both levels of the house

 

[TeaTime]

Then that really is a total waste of energy. He is trying to install a central heating system in the house, so that it will warm the property efficiently.

Personally, I think you should let him get on with it and forget the back boiler, since it is likely to be removed anyway.

 

[McGill493]

Ok thanks?