Dear All
I've recently moved to a first floor Victorian era two bedroom one bathroom flat with single glazed windows etc. The boiler was unfortunately condemned prior to moving in, and so I need to replace the Potterton system boiler and an undersized tank. I'm planning on in the next two years carrying out a loft conversion which would add a bedroom and ensuite shower in the attic space.
I had two quotes for a boiler and both parties recommend going the combination route due to lack of space as a result of the loft conversion but different boilers, they are Worcester Bosch 42 CDI and the Valiant 837 Eco Tec. The systems would currently be required to supply 5 rads + towel rail and an additional radiator and towel rail with the loft conversion.
The flats is about 750 sq ft and with the loft conversion about 970 sq ft.
Can anyone advise which of the boilers would be the best bet for the flat I have at present and the extended version. The quote for the WB is approximately £200 cheaper.
Thanks in advance for all the advice.
James
I've recently moved to a first floor Victorian era two bedroom one bathroom flat with single glazed windows etc. The boiler was unfortunately condemned prior to moving in, and so I need to replace the Potterton system boiler and an undersized tank. I'm planning on in the next two years carrying out a loft conversion which would add a bedroom and ensuite shower in the attic space.
I had two quotes for a boiler and both parties recommend going the combination route due to lack of space as a result of the loft conversion but different boilers, they are Worcester Bosch 42 CDI and the Valiant 837 Eco Tec. The systems would currently be required to supply 5 rads + towel rail and an additional radiator and towel rail with the loft conversion.
The flats is about 750 sq ft and with the loft conversion about 970 sq ft.
Can anyone advise which of the boilers would be the best bet for the flat I have at present and the extended version. The quote for the WB is approximately £200 cheaper.
Thanks in advance for all the advice.
James