Which way to go????

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Hi all
I have an old (1985) Ideal Standard gas boiler serving a cylinder on the first floor and tank on second floor. I have a bathroom on the first and second floors.
I am keen to make room for a bigger bathroom on the first floor by removing the cylinder/airing cupboard. I also want to add a new ensuite on the first floo.
If I were to change the boiler to a combi gas boiler with no tanks or cylinders, is there likely to be enough pressure for the first and second floors? What are my options? I am trying to avoid having to install noisy pumps.
Your thoughts would be hugely appreciated

 

[Agile]

There should be enough pressure but you will only be able to use one bathroom or hot outlet at a time with a combi as they only give 9-14 litres per minute raised bu 35°.

An unvented cylinder is the solution if you have enough mains dynamic flow. You also need adequate flow for a combi too.

Cylinders are better with more than one bathroom.

Tony

 

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