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Multiple back boilers?

chris_ie · 2014-11-12 14:29:05

Hi, This is probably a stupid question.....but... :D We bought a house a few years back and it has a back boiler in the stove in the kitchen/living area. We do use it and it is good but most evenings we usually are in the sitting room with an open fire on. Would probably have been better if the back boiler was on the open…

12-11-2014 2:29pm

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chris_ie

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Hi,
This is probably a stupid question.....but... We bought a house a few years back and it has a back boiler in the stove in the kitchen/living area. We do use it and it is good but most evenings we usually are in the sitting room with an open fire on. Would probably have been better if the back boiler was on the open fire (I know, probably not as efficient as the stove) but at least we would be heating the rest of the house a bit and the water while enjoying our open fire. Is it even possible to have two back boilers on one system? Or is is it a bit dodgy.. I suppose we would end up losing some the heat from the fire and it wouldnt heat to the same extent as the stove in the kitchen.

Cheers.

Chris.

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