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Hi Everyone ,been lurking on the site for a while and thought I would ask advice on a Install i am currently in the process of Planning.
Background as follows
16 century farmhouse situated in yorkshire currently running a Trianco solid fuel boiler ,radiators are approx 35 years old and all pipework is in copper burried in concrete on the ground floor ! and normal practice on the first floor
Pumped c/h circuit and gravity hot water .
looking to replace the boiler with a biomass boiler ,unvented cylinder (solar ready) and upgrade all controls .
the boiler originally looked at was the baxi Bioflow but on furthur research an alternative Winhager Variowin boiler is looking to be the favorite , the boiler will be out of sight so the furnace window feature is not required or heat to the room from the furnace.
My background is I am a self employed plumber/heating engineer gas safe registered with lots of experiance of mainly combi installations and a few unvented systems ,I have attended and completed the Woody Bio-mass course at Stevensons collage in coalville .
The customers are my parents and the job will of course be free (labour)
My main worry/concern is the output of the Bio-mass boiler ! will it be sufficent to cope with the heating load and h/w requirements ? I dont want to get this wrong as there will be the best part of £10k being spent !
Any comments or advise would be greatfully recieved
Thanks Dom
Background as follows
16 century farmhouse situated in yorkshire currently running a Trianco solid fuel boiler ,radiators are approx 35 years old and all pipework is in copper burried in concrete on the ground floor ! and normal practice on the first floor
Pumped c/h circuit and gravity hot water .
looking to replace the boiler with a biomass boiler ,unvented cylinder (solar ready) and upgrade all controls .
the boiler originally looked at was the baxi Bioflow but on furthur research an alternative Winhager Variowin boiler is looking to be the favorite , the boiler will be out of sight so the furnace window feature is not required or heat to the room from the furnace.
My background is I am a self employed plumber/heating engineer gas safe registered with lots of experiance of mainly combi installations and a few unvented systems ,I have attended and completed the Woody Bio-mass course at Stevensons collage in coalville .
The customers are my parents and the job will of course be free (labour)
My main worry/concern is the output of the Bio-mass boiler ! will it be sufficent to cope with the heating load and h/w requirements ? I dont want to get this wrong as there will be the best part of £10k being spent !
Any comments or advise would be greatfully recieved
Thanks Dom