That is true they only need to guarantee the merchant. But if a manufacturer does offer a consumer guarantee (eg. like offered on their guarantee card in the box), they are obliged legally to honour it, to the consumer, to the letter. After all they've volunteerd it as part of the deal.
OK finally picked a boiler I think - any problem with this?
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That is true they only need to guarantee the merchant. But if a manufacturer does offer a consumer guarantee (eg. like offered on their guarantee card in the box), they are obliged legally to honour it, to the consumer, to the letter. After all they've volunteerd it as part of the deal.
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£450 Avanta 28kw flue and clock from James Hargreaves, Lancashire
Plus 17.5% vat of course
538 all in (except delivery) is good - is that for the std or ECO model?
op - your looking at 700 ish from a plumber if he supplied it would of come with the back plate fitting kit too.
for that you get the plumber delivering it, any problems hes supplied it and its up to him to sort it etc.
I personally wouldnt install a boiler off ebay thats come missing parts! and if you think by saving 200 quid you have got a bargain then i would think of the hassle you'd get if it didnt work?
boilers missing parts are on ebay for one reason - they cant sell them anywhere else.
plus point though its a good boiler
for that you get the plumber delivering it, any problems hes supplied it and its up to him to sort it etc.
I personally wouldnt install a boiler off ebay thats come missing parts! and if you think by saving 200 quid you have got a bargain then i would think of the hassle you'd get if it didnt work?
boilers missing parts are on ebay for one reason - they cant sell them anywhere else.
plus point though its a good boiler
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There is nothing wrong with Biasi boilers, probably just as good as the Rhomea, which I have no problem with either.
I would stay clear of Ravenheat Heatline and Ideal and any name which nobody has ever heard of because it will need a new part in two years time and nobody will know what you are talking about when you ring up and say "I need a casing seal for a Heatfast_HE" your extensive searshes will come to no good as the manufacturer who put it out into the market as a cheap line will disown it. Even someone like me who recognises what it actually is will be told by mnanufacturer they have never heard of it.
An unknown brand is a way of selling boilers cheap without backup.
I would stay clear of Ravenheat Heatline and Ideal and any name which nobody has ever heard of because it will need a new part in two years time and nobody will know what you are talking about when you ring up and say "I need a casing seal for a Heatfast_HE" your extensive searshes will come to no good as the manufacturer who put it out into the market as a cheap line will disown it. Even someone like me who recognises what it actually is will be told by mnanufacturer they have never heard of it.
An unknown brand is a way of selling boilers cheap without backup.
i am actually dyslexic and to just say what I mean is so much easier for me I elect not to check spelling of everything. Since it is free advice anyway and I am not being assessed on it.
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