best boiler and fitting

[theprouty]

i am looking tov replace my ageing ravenheat 820/20 as its about done now, whats best i live in a mid terraced house if i bought another ravenheat modelwouldthe pipes be in the same places on the new boiler.
if i bought a boiler would i find a plumber to fit it and about how much would it cost
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Lynda, moderator

please read the forum rules

 

[Dan Robinson]

Sort your fonts out and run through recent posts. Covered adnausium.

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Lynda, moderator. done

 

[theprouty]

thanks for your reply for what its worth and its not a lot

 

[gasright]

another fraccas, what is it with people today.

Try and go for a Worcester or Vailant and you should be ok.

As dan said, just do a quick search as this topic gets raised a lot

 

[corgiman]

what dan said is true

we get questions like this daily and they get a bit boring, sorry if you dont like the answer but they you have it

 

[Dan Robinson]

Thanks for sorting the typeface out.

I use Atmos boilers - they are far better than nearly anything out there in terms of simplicity reliability and performance.

Your installer will be able to advise the correct model for your property.


I certainly don't want another confrontational thread - they're incredibly boring and I have stopped using another forum because it was getting silly. But like the annoying bints in the supermarket this evening with over £100 of shopping in a trolley using the basket only aisle - certain things get right up my nose - CAPS LOCK and silly fonts are another.

 

[BoxBasher]

Covered adnausium.

For the record, it's "ad nauseum"

 

[sooey]

For the record, it's "ad nauseum"

Is that where they put all the sick adverts.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Very good.