Flue Liner or Not

[Nixt]

Anyone speak Belgian? Apart from Rowan Atkinson (their cultural attache).

Think you'll find he played the Belgian Charge D'affaires.

 

[chrishutt]

Anyone speak Belgian?

I'm in pedantic mode, so I'll just point out that there is no such language as Belgian. They speak French and/or Flemish (Dutch) depending on whether they live in Wallonia (everything south of Brussels) or Flanders. French is also the main language of the capital, Brussels, and there are small pockets of German speakers in the east. And while I'm at it, chargé d'affaires does not have a capital D' - I'll let Nixt off the unaccented e.

 

[Nixt]

I was trying to impress with my knowledge of Not The Nine O'clock News sketches rather than French grammar.

 

[stevewright]

Gasguru

seems like the C83 flue system would be the best way to go and probably the cheapest, as the chimney pipe would only be single wall. just have to check if there is an adaptor for linking the 2 boilers.

Thanks for your help, we got there in the end

Another question
What do you think about the zoning?? nearly all of the house is used during the day but at set times, ie bedroom, office, living room & kitchen, seems pointless to heat places that are not being used, so each zone gets it's own thermostat and timer with the choice to override each zone should it need to be used, also to my mind and again i'm not a heating engineer, the smaller the circuit the quicker the heat-up time, true??

Your thoughts greatly apreciated

 

[chrishutt]

Honeywell do Radiator Valves with integral programming and thermostatic control so each radiator can be individually controlled. Pricey and complicated to set up, but might suit an obsessive type like you.