Looking for some advice. Our coalbase for the Baxi Bermuda fire has a crack right across the top of t. I have priced a replacement and it coming in at about £200 inc VAT. Can the fire be safely used without replacing this or is it a vital part of the workings and not just cosmetic. Your help would be greatly appreciated
Yes, most parts must be obsolete now. Went to house other week & it still had a working Parkray solid fuel fire,fitted when house was new in 60's or 70's.
Yeah, I have had a look but the availability is poor and the price is over £200. So just wondering if it needs to be replaced or not.
£200 would be a good saving as opposed to having a replacement boiler fitted, really up to you, I would think the baxi is regularly serviced to be lasting this length of time and suppose if it is and has given you good service over the years £200 may be considered a sensible investment.