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boiler house

rodred · 2009-12-22 13:16:47

Hi, i am planning on putting my cylinder and water tanks in a boiler house attached the the side of the house, would this meed to be fully insulated etc, to stop freezing of the cold water tanks. any advice much appreciated. thanks Rob

22-12-2009 1:16pm

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rodred

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Hi,

i am planning on putting my cylinder and water tanks
in a boiler house attached the the side of the house,
would this meed to be fully insulated etc, to stop
freezing of the cold water tanks.
any advice much appreciated.

thanks
Rob

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#2 22-12-2009 4:31pm

mazthespark

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yes it would need to be fully insulated. along with the usual insulation on the tanks etc.

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