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Hi,
My system currently works off an old Parkray with back boiler in one room. I would like to install a new stove with back boiler in an adjacent room (re opening a blocked fireplace in the process)
I would also like to integrate a gas boiler at some stage in the future.
How feasible is this or am I best to wait to do it all in one hit?
 
Hi,
My system currently works off an old Parkray with back boiler in one room. I would like to install a new stove with back boiler in an adjacent room (re opening a blocked fireplace in the process)
I would also like to integrate a gas boiler at some stage in the future.
How feasible is this or am I best to wait to do it all in one hit?
This is a very specialist area, mucking about with back boilers alone is something even myself has a good think about. Water expands 242x it’s own volume when going to steam if you design or/and install your hybrid system wrong BIG BANG. I suppose you could do it then stoke it all up and then sit outside in the car for a few hours and see if it explodes. Then there is the home insurance issue. CHking
 

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