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Now AMG this is a subject within a subject Which boilers are the same except the name and which ones share parts. Just like cars spare for one make are way more for some makes than others but are same. Windscreen wipers eg
 
I'm not a plumber or heating engineer but have surveyed a lot of houses for asbestos and the most common boilers I've seen are:

Alpha - don't recall seeing any
Ariston - the odd one or two
Andrews don't recall seeing
Atag - don't think I've seen any
Baxi - seen quite a few
Biasi - seen the odd one
Buderus - not seen
Chaffoteaux & Maury - not seen
Ferroli - don't think I've seen these
Glow-worm - seen a few
Heatline - the odd one or two
Halstead - don't think seen any
Ideal - seen a lor
Intergas - haven't seen many
Johnson & Starley - not seen any did they not make really old hearing systems?
Keston - not seen any
Potterton - seen loads
Ravenheat - not seen
Remeha - seen a few
Rinnai - not seen
Robinson Willey - not seen
Saunier Duval - not seen
Trianco - not seen
Vaillant - seen loads
Viessmann - seen a few
Vokèra - seen loads
Worcester - seen loads
 
I'm not a plumber or heating engineer but have surveyed a lot of houses for asbestos and the most common boilers I've seen are:

Alpha - don't recall seeing any
Ariston - the odd one or two
Andrews don't recall seeing
Atag - don't think I've seen any
Baxi - seen quite a few
Biasi - seen the odd one
Buderus - not seen
Chaffoteaux & Maury - not seen
Ferroli - don't think I've seen these
Glow-worm - seen a few
Heatline - the odd one or two
Halstead - don't think seen any
Ideal - seen a lor
Intergas - haven't seen many
Johnson & Starley - not seen any did they not make really old hearing systems?
Keston - not seen any
Potterton - seen loads
Ravenheat - not seen
Remeha - seen a few
Rinnai - not seen
Robinson Willey - not seen
Saunier Duval - not seen
Trianco - not seen
Vaillant - seen loads
Viessmann - seen a few
Vokèra - seen loads
Worcester - seen loads
This is a good historical survey, in that there will be loads of Worcester stuff cause historically they were the choice of the old gas boards and the habit took a while die off, and worcs now advertise heavily on telly like Renault but this might not make them the best choice Rob Foster aka centralheatking
 
I got a Ariston clas he 30 boiler fitted n have to say can’t compldin reallynefficient great hot water pressure from it standard 5 year warranty with additional 8-10 year add on and not at the higher end of budget, didn’t get great reviews but spoke to a guy who’s business is sub contracted to fix them forcwardanty n said they are decent they have cake a long way and had a bad name for a while but areddcent not sure you guys thoughts on that to be fair I know all fitters have their faves another guy a know swears by bosh etc it was just a thought on what the community thinks
 
Weirdly enough they do have loads of Ariston on their system but not my model they have the 24 but not the 30 again strange reason I know I stupidly tried to join the plan not realising the Ariston boiler warranty was as good to be fair n then BG Guy came out n says sorry it’s not on the system that we cover that model but 9 pages of other Ariston boilers lol will never work them out and what qualifies n what doesn’t
 
WB 42CDi - I like it. Simple to operate (2 knobs for DHW and CH temperatures), fast and quiet. Looks neatly laid inside (I hung around whilst my favourite GasSafe chap installed it).

Good clear installation instructions (I'm not GasSafe and wouldn't touch gas obviously - but I did read first so I had some idea of flue constraints to work out possible installation locations plus requirements for the electrics which I provided). The manual has good clear data too, like maximum system volumes, which we exceeded, so needed to factor in a secondary expansion vessel. WB are also very good on the phone, and are happy to clarify data even to an end user like me.
 
Any pics of the installations?
 
Name a bunch of boiler makes for me and I'll make a poll so we can see which ones get installed the most.
The latest figures we have ...for 2017 are that ideal is the most popular with over 30,000 installed per month ....right up to date figures cost £1000+ to subscribe. Rob Foster aka centralheatking
 
That's a fair few boilers Rob Foster
we dont count them , its commercially available info which large companies use
we are relatively small and only design produce and market devices to add on, like the 3 mag filters we did ages ago and the MFd from flowflex ....which is to be launched 2019 as TopUpMate. we have done others and have 3 more soon
Rob Foster aka centralheatking
 

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