Choosing a new boiler

[htgeng]

End of the day its their 7th generation condensing boiler, most manufactures are on their 1st or 2nd.

Hmm, 7th revision doesn't sound like they got it right on the first 6

small too

Yeh which is ok except for the poor *** who has to repair them. Come to think of it, have any of you tried to wire up a keston c25 - nightmare as the wiring block is in the most inaccesible location.

Go for a quality boiler with a 10 year warranty on the heat exchanger. Viessmann or Atag meet that requirements and they still use the same style of heat exchanger that was used well over 10 years ago.

 

[JohnD]

Do you service Viessmann, htgeng?

There seem to be few installers about and I wonder if parts are widely stocked.

(There is only one Viessmann installer within 20 miles of me, don't know what happens when he goes on hols)

 

[DavidJW]

Fit the remeha. Great bit of kit.

Thanks for the suggestion, but can you give me an idea of how much they cost (boiler only ex VAT) as I can't find anyone on the internet who stocks them.

I emailed Broag-Remeha and asked them for names of approved installers . They couldn't give me any!

What's the point of organizing training courses if they don't give the trainees any publicity??