Which Boiler??

[999undecided999]

Thanks for all your opinions wise heating fellas, (or ladies), i have a gained some much needed information from your responses.

Now when the boiler inserting bloke attempts to blind me with brand names in the future i have a small understanding of what hes going on about.

I think we may try the Remeha-broag 35 boiler or the vaillant ecoTec 831.

Thanks .

 

[Deleted member 105431]

the remeha and the vaillant are both good boilers, they should serve you well providing they are fitted correctly to a clean system. You should also consider a magnaclean or a spirovent dirt seperator on the return pipe too which should help.

If anyone quotes you for an "Ideal" send em packing!

 

[gremlin16]

DM Whos pulling your strings you puppet

 

[gas4you]

I would agree with DM.

You won't go wrong with either of those. You pays yer money and takes your choice.

Personally I would be happier recommending the Vaillant, but the 35c will deliver slightly more HW if installed correctly.

 

[BigBurner]

Vaillant, WB, Broag ect ect.

Not a patch on these boilers, the Kiturami 30h is the way to go.

They look good. A High-Tech Seismic Sensor Stops the boiler in the event of earthquake. Also it does the same if there is a gas leak inside the boiler to.

Clever people those Koreans.

 

[gas4you]

If not you BB, which I doubt, then living in the same care home.

 

[gremlin16]

gremlin16 wrote:
Vaillant, WB, Broag ect ect.

Not a patch on these boilers, the Kiturami 30h is the way to go.

They look good. A High-Tech Seismic Sensor Stops the boiler in the event of earthquake. Also it does the same if there is a gas leak inside the boiler to.

Clever people those Koreans.

Kept you busy for awhile googling for info on Jap cr*p.
Just goes to show how pathetic you really are.

Bet you sent for the brochures.

 

[BigBurner]

Kept you busy for awhile googling for info on Jap cr*p.
Just goes to show how pathetic you really are.

I there is something out there I want to know. They are Korean, and only export to Russia and China. Crap? How do you know? I hope the bathroom changing goes well.

 

[BigBurner]

If not you BB, which I doubt

Amazing! He figured that out. And he is from Norwich as well.

 

[gas4you]

You are so boring as well as incompetent. Can't your aged pea brain think up anything else waterways?

You just keep on making your self a laughing stock more and more

We all know and keep an eye on you and your split personalities, posting and answering yourself.

They are the only posts that show a resemblence of agreement with what you post

 

[999undecided999]

FYI we have just purchased a WBosch 37cdi plus flue kit for £960 from the local builders merchant.

Thanks for all of your opinions.

 

[gavinda]

cracking purchase. mine is serving me very well.

 

[Deleted member 105431]

FYI we have just purchased a WBosch 37cdi plus flue kit for £960 from the local builders merchant.

Thanks for all of your opinions.

Good choice but get it fitted by a WB approved installer to get the 5yr warranty. A spirovent dirt seperator or a magnaclean would be a wise addition fitted on the ch return pipe.

 

[BigBurner]

FYI we have just purchased a WBosch 37cdi plus flue kit for £960 from the local builders merchant.

Thanks for all of your opinions.

I hate to rain on the parade, but there are better than that around. It has a poor control system with the whole range 5 years out of date. The Broag is a far better boiler and better buy - the weather compensation will make a big difference in economy and comfort and boiler longevity.

 

[mickyg]

WB now have the option of weather compensation. Although you wouldn't know that, because they only send details to real life engineers.