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If it's a budget job I like these. Nice units and you always have the easy change if it ever goes wrong with a bar shower :wink:
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Without any shadow of a doubt I would fit a Grohtherm 1000.

They come in at around £110 + VAT or so but come with a slider rail + handset.

I have fitted plenty of these on Combis, no problems whatsoever.
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bathstyle wrote:
Without any shadow of a doubt I would fit a Grohtherm 1000.

They come in at around £110 + VAT or so but come with a slider rail + handset.

I have fitted plenty of these on Combis, no problems whatsoever.

could u post a link as to where i can purchase this item please.

thank you
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Normally the cheapest, but look around for the model you go for.

http://www.discountedheating.co.uk/shop ... _1000.html

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