Trianco 15/19 Oil

[pidgeon1]

Oil Trianco 15/19. 36 years old

Thinking of replacing my boiler next year, What condensing Oil could you recommend ?

Would this get rid of the water tanks loft and airing cupboard ?

As the boiler is situated in the middle wall in kitchen with no other alternative without building work so would have to site condense pump ?

 

[Exedon]

Some clear pictures of what you have would be useful. Take it it's a chimney flue?
If you really want to get rid of your tanks/cylinder you would be looking at a combi which may not be best option.
As for make we fit Grant's or hounsfield good option for smaller systems.
Wouldn't recommend anything that's name starts with a W .

 

[pidgeon1]

Some clear pictures of what you have would be useful. Take it it's a chimney flue?
If you really want to get rid of your tanks/cylinder you would be looking at a combi which may not be best option.
As for make we fit Grant's or hounsfield good option for smaller systems.
Wouldn't recommend anything that's name starts with a W .

 

[Exedon]

I would suggest you find a competent oil installer and talk through options.
Apart from the issue with condesate you have already identified to leave it where it is would need a complete new flue system.
We now try to avoid chimney flues wherever possible due to cost.
Room for a external boiler anywhere?

 

[Burnerman]

Despite its age, these are actually a pretty good boiler.....burner parts are still available as are thermostats etc.
You won’t get an original time clock though!
You won’t find a new boiler to be a great deal cheaper to run, but of course a combi does away with loft tanks.
John

 

[pidgeon1]

I would suggest you find a competent oil installer and talk through options.
Apart from the issue with condesate you have already identified to leave it where it is would need a complete new flue system.
We now try to avoid chimney flues wherever possible due to cost.
Room for a external boiler anywhere?

No way to move without kitchen refit

 

[muggles]

Hounsfield Tuscan 12-19 would be my choice for a direct replacement. Avoid oil fired combi boilers unless you really really can't live with having a hot water cylinder

 

[pidgeon1]

Hounsfield Tuscan 12-19 would be my choice for a direct replacement. Avoid oil fired combi boilers unless you really really can't live with having a hot water cylinder

We will have the problem of the condense water discharge, as its on internal wall would have to have a pump up into loft exit down wall to outside drain,

if there is a pump to do this ?