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Posted by Vikki on November 22, 2005, 2:26 pm
Hi
I hope someone can advise me here as I am totally clueless!
We moved into our house about a year ago and inherited a baxi back
boiler and central heating system. We have decided to change the
system and have a combi boiler fitted and this will allow us to have a
new inset fire and get rid of the not so nice one that we have at the
moment.
We have had BG out who have given us a quote which we are happy with
and they sent their surveyor out yesterday to measure up. It was all
booked in for next week but as the surveyor was leaving he noticed that
all our pipework is plastic. They are now saying that they can't instal
a combi and we can only have a normal boiler. We don't want a normal
boiler as we want to get rid of the water tanks in the loft. My
husband has spoken to some of his friends and they have combi boilers
with plastic pipes and can't see what the problem is. We have pulled
up the floor boards so that we can see the pipes and they have written
on them "12 bar/12c 7 bar/82c HBPUK PB" and we have been told that this
is more than okay for what we need.
Is the fact that we have plastic pipes a problem or not? If we get a
local plumber out to do it will it be okay or will it start leaking?
Is there anyway around the problem other than changing all the
pipework?
Yours hopefully
Vikki
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Vikki
Posted by Speedy Jim on November 22, 2005, 6:51 pm
Vikki wrote:
> Hi > > I hope someone can advise me here as I am totally clueless! > > We moved into our house about a year ago and inherited a baxi back > boiler and central heating system. We have decided to change the > system and have a combi boiler fitted
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> I hope someone can advise me here as I am totally clueless!
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> We moved into our house about a year ago and inherited a baxi back
> boiler and central heating system. We have decided to change the
> system and have a combi boiler fitted
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