Which kind of gas fire for home without chimney?

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johnrregan wrote: »

wrong! ..............., then youre deluded.

perhaps you should do some proper investigation into this subject instead of calling people who you disagree with "deluded".

IF the Heat exchanger is defective it can be replaced for the fraction of the cost of suppling and installing a wet system.
Would also suggest you do some research into the relative efficiencies of warm air/wet systems.

Can I quote something off a website on this subject?:

"Sadly when faced with a warm air system there is a tendency for some technicians to condemn it and advise the customer to replace it with a conventional radiator system rather than admit it is an appliance for which they are not qualified. This is appallingly unprofessional in my opinion but I encounter customers from time to time who have had this problem. "


This is a totally accurate reflection of my discussions with qualified warm air service engineers.

Avoriaz

As Harry Hill would say, there is only one way to sort this out.

Fight!