Anyone have them?
I saw them on Dragons Den a few years ago and was impressed and we are now looking at replacing our blown hot air heating system.
We want to get rid of the old hot air system as we will be able to free up some space where the old (huge) boiler is and actually get some heat downstairs as all the hot air just wants to head straight up.
We don't want normal radiators as we don't want to lift all the floors to get the pipework in-place.
As this is a low temperature system it is suitable for heatpump etc, but assume we would stay on mains gas. If we did stay on gas, would we need a low temperature boiler?
And can anyone give me a link to the restrictions positioning a boiler specifically the distance the flue must be from a neighboring property.
Thanks
recently bin dun
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/skirting-board-heating
is your ground floor solid concrete ?
Ah didnt see that
Yes ground floor is solid concrete
Doh1nut
We've over 10,000 installations in service.
We recently did our 1st installation for British gas, Hilton hotels, and last month Kensington palace (really).
Very happy to try and meet your requirements.
Best regards
Martin
Dragons den survivor
When I used them (3.5years ago) they were very helpful and my plumber said they helped him out no end too.
I am happy with mine - warm enough (just) but we have loads of furniture in front of it that I know doesn't help.
