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  • FreeBear
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    Coastal75 said:
    No loft, room for a shed or a cellar here. Feels like a heat pump is a non-starter for older smaller properties. 
    Or use the Heat Geeks "inside out" cylinder, to mimic a combi-boiler. They are designed to fit in a standard kitchen cupboard or can be wall mounted in the space the gas boiler originally occupied.
    To save hunting, a link to the manufacturer's page -> https://newarkcylinders.co.uk/heatgeekministore/
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