The most popular type of boiler on the market is now a combination (combi boiler) and this means that you can throw the old cylinder and cold water tanks from the attic. Then you can move the new combi boiler from a kitchen cabinet and move the new one into the air cabinet, bathroom or garage.

This usually requires the position of the boiler on, or near, an external wall. Most boilers are sealed and can be placed anywhere inside your house, provided that the burning meets the requirements of building regulations and can accommodate the condensed slip.

The most popular type of boiler on the market is now a combination (combined caliber) and this means that you can throw away old cold water tanks and loft cylinder. Then you can move the new combi boiler from a kitchen closet and move the new into the ventilation cabinet, laundry or even garage.

This usually requires placing the boiler inside or near an outside wall. Most boilers are sealed and can be placed anywhere in your home, provided the combustion meets the requirements of the construction regulation and the condensate runoff can be installed.

Most boilers are sealed and can be placed anywhere in your home provided the combustion complies with the requirements of the construction regulations and the condensed runoff can be installed.