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Where is Baxi manufactured?

Where is Baxi manufactured?

the UK
Baxi is proud to have been manufacturing in the UK since 1866. Our high efficiency hot water and heating products are straightforward to install, maintain and service and easy to use.

Does Baxi belong to other brands?

Baxi is part of BDR Thermea, one of Europe’s largest manufacturers and distributors of domestic and commercial water and space heating systems.

How long will a Baxi boiler last?

10 to 15 years
Your boiler should last from 10 to 15 years if you have it serviced annually and look after it properly.

How long is Baxi boiler warranty?

We are confident in the quality and reliability of our boilers and offer warranties of up to 10 years. This ensures peace of mind for both the homeowner and installer, knowing that should something go wrong with the boiler while it is in warranty, we will come and put it right.

Are Baxi and Potterton the same company?

Nowadays, Potterton are part of Baxi Heating (another top UK boiler brand), and Baxi in turn, are part of BDR Thermea Group.

What does Baxi 10 year warranty cover?

Baxi boilers come with warranties of between 2-10 years. These warranties are designed to enable you to get a boiler replacement or repair should a fault occur with your boiler – at no cost to you***.

How reliable are Baxi boilers?

Baxi boilers also have some incredible feedback on the platform. As of February, the brand has over 25,000 reviews on Trustpilot. The average rating of Baxi’s reviews was 4.5 (almost as good as Worcester, but not quite!), a clear indicator of their products quality and the aftercare offered by their team.

When did Baxi take over Potterton?

1999
Baxi purchased the Blue Circle Heating Division in 1999 and Potterton are still part of Baxi Heating today.

Which Baxi boiler is best?

The ideal choice would be a Baxi 224 combi boiler with a 24kW hot water output and 21kW heating output (condensing). It has a 3-year warranty and is perfect for a customer on a lower budget with a relatively low demand for hot water.