TRECO have booked their stand for the Grand Designs Live Exhibition in October.. head to twebsite for more details… It’s a great way to see new home improvements and the latest gadgets. Definately worthwhile having a look around and TRECO will be there with a Tatano 2202 Biomass Boiler and a Biostar Pellet Boiler so you can see have a look at our boilers.
http://www.granddesignslive.com/home
Signing off- TRECO… Saving the planet one boiler at a time! 
So… What’s so great about the Tatano range…
Well, compared to the Guntamatic range they don’t look as pretty and aren’t as efficient BUT they do the job!
They are multi-fuel boilers which mean that as the prices go up and down customers can snap up a few bargains simply by changing the fuel they burn- which means consistently saving money.
Tatano boilers can burn right through from wood pellets, logs, oats, barley and wheat to grasses such as miscanthus.
Definitely worth thinking about if you have access to these types of fuel OR even buy in as you will still save money… Happy Days!!
TRECO… Saving the planet one Boiler at a time…
Domestic installation
Tatano Kalorina/E 2202 (25kW)
The customer had an old oil fired boiler which had broken and was looking for a biomass alternative to replace it.
The customer needed heating and hot water for his relatively well insulated property (doubled glazed windows & roof insulation). In the light of his situation we recommend- ed a K2202 and also a 3 tonne pellet store to reduce the amount the customer had to refill the hopper.
TRECO custom-made an outhouse to store the boiler and the pellet store. The out-house was specifically designed to be in-keeping with the stye of the house i.e. the tiles are the same, the angle of the roof is in line and TRECO constructed a custom built gate.
The customer received a grant and TRECO custom-built all the components to be in-keeping with the property- perfect!
BOILER: 2x Tatano Kalorina/E 2406 (70kW) Hot Air Machine
Bristol Zoo contacted TRECO enquiring about the possibility of heating their ‘Butterfly House’ with a Biomass Hot Air Machine.
TRECO underwent a site survey and instructed the Zoo to construct a large enclosure reaching 8 meters high and to section off a control boiler room at either end.
Then TRECO installed the boilers, flues, ducting system and heating control system so the boiler’s would work together. However, in the event that one boiler should break down the other boiler would take over. Due to the nature of this project (being that the butterflies need heat to survive) it was imperative that this contingency plan was put in place.
Would you like more information on this installation- or do you have a similar project in mind… let us know and get in touch!