rustbucket
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I know a condensed gas boiler must be located on an external wall.
Question is, is there a difference in locating the boiler upstairs as opposed to downstairs.
I have had 2 quotes to install.
1. has suggested installing it on the exterior wall in the kitchen and boxing it off with a kitchen unit (standard practise I assume- have seen plenty done like this)
2. has suggested locating it in a new hotpress upstairs on the external wall. Locate it in with the water cylinder and right next door to the bathroom.
Suggestion 2 intrigues me as the installer said it would reduce any wastage as its located right next to the water cylinder and also right beside the shower.
It would also give us that little bit of extra space in the kitchen which is tiny as it is?
Are there pros and cons of locating it upstairs? What do people think?
Question is, is there a difference in locating the boiler upstairs as opposed to downstairs.
I have had 2 quotes to install.
1. has suggested installing it on the exterior wall in the kitchen and boxing it off with a kitchen unit (standard practise I assume- have seen plenty done like this)
2. has suggested locating it in a new hotpress upstairs on the external wall. Locate it in with the water cylinder and right next door to the bathroom.
Suggestion 2 intrigues me as the installer said it would reduce any wastage as its located right next to the water cylinder and also right beside the shower.
It would also give us that little bit of extra space in the kitchen which is tiny as it is?
Are there pros and cons of locating it upstairs? What do people think?