Gravity Fed Central Heating

keystone

Canucklehead wrote: »

the Main looks like it's just a box sitting on the floor,or is it just the way it's photographed.

Try this:

Get yourself a decent installer through the door.

Quite.

Cheers

Canucklehead

bengalknights wrote: »

The other boiler that heats the water is a main mersey super

No, not that main ,THIS Main


Now who's winding up.;)

keystone

<blink>, <blink> :j

bengalknights

Canucklehead wrote: »

No, not that main ,THIS Main


Now who's winding up.;)

Apologies its just my poor photography skills :rotfl:

it is actually hung on the wall with piping under neath it lol

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Canucklehead wrote: »

Hi,

You would be looking to have an unvented cylinder with a system boiler fitted.

Or to keep what they have or replace one of them if need be rather than having the additional cost of an unvented cylinder that can be as much again as a new system boiler installation.

Never mind where they are going to site the cylinder.

Canucklehead

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

Or to keep what they have or replace one of them if need be rather than having the additional cost of an unvented cylinder that can be as much again as a new system boiler installation.

Never mind where they are going to site the cylinder.

Depends on what the OP wants now the situation is a bit clearer.I can't see how a Main water heater will serve all the h/w requirements very well at all.

I would think in a five bed house a cylinder could be squirrelled away somewhere.(In the space taken by the cold tank perhaps?)

GSR