Hi, I have a new fortic tank to replace existing tank in bathroom airing cupboard, can I fit it in the loft and extend the pipe work and leave pump clock/programmer etc in existing place.
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There is no reason why an indirect combination cylinder could not be put in a loft: space, access and structure permitting.
If an open CH system, the CH feed/expansion tank would need relocating to a high enough level, say 1m minimum above the cylinder primary pipework.
Are you sure you want to do this? There might be better options.
If an open CH system, the CH feed/expansion tank would need relocating to a high enough level, say 1m minimum above the cylinder primary pipework.
Are you sure you want to do this? There might be better options.
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