inderect cylinder can i remove?

[tori0188]

Just moving into a 2 bedroom house with centra; wet heating. The scheme has no gas. in the kitchen there is a big indirect cylinder (water tank)an a combi boiler at the other side. takes a lot of space up in the kitchen a its in a big cupboard. can anybody tell me if I can remove it? is it off use? do I need it? and if I do whats the estimate to move to loft if it is possible is it hard? thanks

 

[45yearsagasman]

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[tori0188]

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• tori0188
• 16 Mar 2013
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[CBF]

that cylinder was connected to a boiler at some stage so it must have had gas, what do you use for hot water then ? you said you have a combi but no gas how does that work then ?

 

[tori0188]

just moved in. not sure. theres a boiler in the kitchen and when I had a viewing today got told a needed to call there company to full the tank with water. its a electric scheme only no gas. has central wet heating. not sure