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AlunJ	posted on 4th Dec 11 at 15:24
	quote: Originally posted by AndyKent Someone decided to install a Halstead in my flat. Halstead. :\| Can't afford to get rid of the bastard thing though. My mum has one of those in her house, utter shit! I have a baxi combi and can't fault it, Matt come service it for me
mattk	posted on 4th Dec 11 at 10:05
	bet its an Ideal Isar, they are wanky things. the fan or the PCB will go on that
dannymccann	posted on 2nd Dec 11 at 16:39
	Cant wait for the 'Ideal' boiler in my new build to break down :lol: :o
mattk	posted on 2nd Dec 11 at 14:39
	yeah, DO NOT get a cheap boiler, cheap means shite and it will let you down. and when it does, parts aere normaly more expensive than they are for the better boilers
AndyKent	posted on 2nd Dec 11 at 09:00
	quote: Originally posted by mattk quote: Originally posted by Gary Few k. Know any plumbers? You could get all the piping in etc and have a gas engineer sort the boiler just get a plumber to do it all, gas engineering is a jumped up term for a plumber, I know there are un registered plumbers about like I hate being refered to as a gas engineer. Get a boiler from either Baxi/Potterton/Main (same manufacturer), Vaillant or Worcester. they are the ones I fit, Potterton and Main is normaly my budget boiler I use, still a very very good boiler but as cheap as Im willing to install. Vaillant and Worcester are the higher end prices. best you can get though imo. Depends how many radiators you want, boiler location in relation to water and gas pipes, floor types, victorian houses are known for being bastartds to work in Id set aside 2.5k - 3k Someone decided to install a Halstead in my flat. Halstead. :\| Can't afford to get rid of the bastard thing though.
mattk	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 17:24
	that will end up in a rough as fuck job that will sound like the house is falling down when it gets hot, 22mm copper is £12 per 3m length too, if you use a propper company you will get it for less included in the price
Gary	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 17:05
	quote: Originally posted by Robin Actually yes, I know a few lol. Get on the blower then. I'm sure your capable of running some pipes off the advice of someone, then get them to fit for beer monies, winner!
mattk	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 16:57
	quote: Originally posted by Gary Few k. Know any plumbers? You could get all the piping in etc and have a gas engineer sort the boiler just get a plumber to do it all, gas engineering is a jumped up term for a plumber, I know there are un registered plumbers about like I hate being refered to as a gas engineer. Get a boiler from either Baxi/Potterton/Main (same manufacturer), Vaillant or Worcester. they are the ones I fit, Potterton and Main is normaly my budget boiler I use, still a very very good boiler but as cheap as Im willing to install. Vaillant and Worcester are the higher end prices. best you can get though imo. Depends how many radiators you want, boiler location in relation to water and gas pipes, floor types, victorian houses are known for being bastartds to work in Id set aside 2.5k - 3k
JM_16v	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 15:25
	depends on boiler spec tbh. if pricing a job i would budget 2.5 - 3k decent boiler is about 1k
Robin	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 13:43
	Actually yes, I know a few lol.
Gary	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 13:42
	Few k. Know any plumbers? You could get all the piping in etc and have a gas engineer sort the boiler
Robin	posted on 1st Dec 11 at 13:40
	I know this is very vague but roughly how much does it cost to have it installed in a 2 bed victorian house with gas?