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Dotty
Hoval are lovely bits of kit. Especially when they're matched with Riello burners.
I like their STU range of biomass too.
I like their STU range of biomass too.
Have you fitted one of the STU biomass boilers? Got a biomass boiler to fit in a couple of months. Person who wants it is happy to pay a good price for a premium product.
We put a Hoval UltraOil in for a country inn and restaurant a couple of years ago and it can happily cope with the coldest of winter weather and provide water for the guest bathrooms, showers and the kitchens. You nearly always need a condensate pump as well due to the draw off level of the condensate.
The biggest boiler I have been involved in fitting was a Cochran Clansman, for a swimming pool, spa and leisure centre.
We put a Hoval UltraOil in for a country inn and restaurant a couple of years ago and it can happily cope with the coldest of winter weather and provide water for the guest bathrooms, showers and the kitchens. You nearly always need a condensate pump as well due to the draw off level of the condensate.
The biggest boiler I have been involved in fitting was a Cochran Clansman, for a swimming pool, spa and leisure centre.
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Dotty
I've got 6 of them I look after, Hoval come out and build them up, we just piped them up.
They're a bit labour intensive as there's no walking ash tray in them, so the end user needs to give them a declink every few days. ID fan belts last about 9-12 months.
The one thing I don't like about them is the arches. They typically last 3-5 years, cost about £80-100 per section and have 10 sections.
They're a bit labour intensive as there's no walking ash tray in them, so the end user needs to give them a declink every few days. ID fan belts last about 9-12 months.
The one thing I don't like about them is the arches. They typically last 3-5 years, cost about £80-100 per section and have 10 sections.
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Gray0689
I'm guessing the house is some sort of estate house or the like
Do you have access to timber if so you could go for a gasification log boiler or wood chip
If you have a business address at property could maybe get it in commercial rhip
Do you have access to timber if so you could go for a gasification log boiler or wood chip
If you have a business address at property could maybe get it in commercial rhip
I would agree with that but maybe keep an oil boiler linked in to top up if it breaks down
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