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Backboiler problem

Jonnykitedude · 2009-03-26 10:53:24

Hi Guys I was due to put a stove with back boiler into our main sitting room to heat the radiators and water. Builder calls yesterday telling me that I cant do it due to the plumbing that they have used for the radiators is some sort of plastic (im guessing Qflex?) and the water coming from the boiler will be too hot for…

26-03-2009 10:53am

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Jonnykitedude

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Hi Guys

I was due to put a stove with back boiler into our main sitting room to heat the radiators and water. Builder calls yesterday telling me that I cant do it due to the plumbing that they have used for the radiators is some sort of plastic (im guessing Qflex?) and the water coming from the boiler will be too hot for the plumbing to handle.
Is there any way around this? The fecker knew from day one that this is what we wanted!

The house will be airtight along with a Heat Recovery System and oil burner. House is 2300sqft

Jonny

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#2 27-03-2009 10:07am

John mac

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you could use copper to the coil in the cylinder.
all my rads are fed from the bioler (oil fired) using qualpex.

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