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Hi guys I'm new to this forum,wanna pick your brains,what boiler do you peeps recommend ,I'm sure your gonna say either valiant,wb or veissmann but what model numbers out of those three would be the popular choice,any help would be appreciated
 
By model numbers do you mean what size kw.

That will be based on what it's supplying
 
Got a normal 3 bed semi,what I mean by model numbers ,Eco 825 or 831 or wb greenstar or cdi ,my head is spinning:banghead:
 
The names are based on the range quality and numbers are there kw sizes
 
A 15-18kw conventional boiler will normally have enough power for a 3 bed house.

it also depends on the customer requirements, how many bathrooms? How many occupants? Is a combi worth considering?
 
A 15-18kw conventional boiler will normally have enough power for a 3 bed house.

it also depends on the customer requirements, how many bathrooms? How many occupants? Is a combi worth considering?

1bathroom,4adults,if poss I'd rather go over the top
 
is that a 30 kw combi if so ok but a system or heat only its way to big
 
Problem is 1plumber tells you 1thing and another 1tells you that one is rubbish and so on and so on
 
A 30 is to big. Go with a installer your happy with, feel that will do the job correctly.

You will get many variations of boilers that installers will recommend. Do a bit of homework as it is a lot of money and hopefully a long term investments.

where about's are you, you could post the job up on the site someone will help you out.
 
A 30 is to big. Go with a installer your happy with, feel that will do the job correctly.

You will get many variations of boilers that installers will recommend. Do a bit of homework as it is a lot of money and hopefully a long term investments.

where about's are you, you could post the job up on the site someone will help you out.

London.
 
Really don't fancy the intergas boiler,never really heard of them, what wb would suit my requirements.

Thats exactly why people don't go with them and go with worcester. There website is great and intergas not so.
I fit a lot of worcester but I think they are too expensive. The price seems to of ramped up the last few years.


In my house I would fit a intergas.
 
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