Do gas boilers still make sense?
Do gas boilers still make sense? asks Nigel Griffiths in Build It Magazine in a feature packed with helpful tips and advice on renewable heating. It highlights and mentions Quiet Mark alongside two featured models, by Vaillant and Worcester Bosch.
Featuring the Quiet Mark stamp of approval, Worcester Bosch's Greenstar 4000 is the ideal gas boiler for small to medium sized family homes with one bathroom.
Vaillant's ecoTEC Green IQ uses intelligent technology to manage its consumption and output, keeping its components running at peak performance for longer. It also comes with Quiet Mark certification.
Read the original article on page 128 of the August issue of Build It Magazine here.
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