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cylinder upstairs

eamon11 · 2021-01-10 01:19:40

Hello Folks, I am doing a renovation on a house and want to put the hot water cylinder upstairs. House didn't have CH previously. I will be putting in a 2 pipe system. There will be plenty of room for the tank above this, in the attic. I will have a stove with back boiler downstairs plus an indoor oil boiler beneath the…

10-01-2021 2:19am

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eamon11

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Hello Folks,
I am doing a renovation on a house and want to put the hot water cylinder upstairs. House didn't have CH previously. I will be putting in a 2 pipe system. There will be plenty of room for the tank above this, in the attic.
I will have a stove with back boiler downstairs plus an indoor oil boiler beneath the kitchen counter. Cylinder, boiler and stove are all located at one end of house.
6 rads upstairs and 7 rads downstairs. Will I have issues with water flow or air locks with this?
Many thanks,
Eamon

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