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PowerADE1 · 2025-02-11 13:47:19

Hello My gas boiler is near end of life and I am looking at my options. I live in a 3 story 4 bed detached house with fairly new radiators that are about 2x the BTU that are needed in each room and the heating uses 15mm plastic pipes embedded in the studded walls. I have 3 bathrooms. I am looking into if a heat pump will…

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FreeBear Posts: 18,306 Forumite

30 May at 12:13AM

Netexporter said:

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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