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    Michael Gilligan
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      On Adrian R2 Said:

      […]  It might have been OK if they had kept the shiny painted finish.

       

      … and the clever photographer ?

      🙂

      MichaelG.

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      Octopus Energy unveils ‘Cosy Octopus’ heating eco-system  

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      Martin Johnson 1
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        On Michael Gilligan Said:

        Vic … Please always feel free to speak your mind

        Duncan … Like you, I am generally happy with Octopus as an energy-provider.

        The recent problem is mostly down to incompatibility … Their preferred range of hot water tanks are all too big to fit in the space I could provide.

        MichaelG.

        The “ancilliary” bits are a problem.  Have found that on botn my ASHP fits.  However, is there any scope to use the space vacated by the oil tank for an external plant room?

        BTW do ditch that electric shower, the hot water costs 3 times as much as ASHP hot water and you won’t have to run round in order to catch the trickle from the electric one!

        Martin

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        Michael Gilligan
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          On Martin Johnson 1 Said:
          […]  is there any scope to use the space vacated by the oil tank for an external plant room?

          BTW do ditch that electric shower, the hot water costs 3 times as much as ASHP hot water and you won’t have to run round in order to catch the trickle from the electric one!

          Martin

           

           

          Nice thought, Martin … but the oil-tank is between the back wall of a sectional concrete garage and a panel of similar construction … it would require a lot of work to do tidily.

          My best hope is that the local firm can supply either:

          • a tall and very slim tank in the kitchen

          or

          • a short and very tubby tank in the under-stairs

          The stair-case is what’s known as an ‘enclosed dog-leg’ design … so there’s good floor-area, but little height.

          MichaelG.

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          Point about shower gratefully noted.

           

           

           

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