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Lambed84

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hi all.
As the tag line states, a conversion from open vent to unvented. Going to use a 210ltr tank moved from airing cupboard to loft.
My question is which brand do you guys recommend?
Looking at reviews etc online is contradictive...
Thanks in advance!
 
Gledhill but don't forget about reforcment of the floor
 
Sound. My dad's an engineer for them and he said theirs is best ... Always wary of the sales man patter this lol
 
IMO , get an ultrasteel cylinder its a Tribune with a different lid and a sticker , and a bit cheaper
 
Thanks guys!
The cylinder and ufh downstairs is the upgrade for me this summer courtesy of the wench
 
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