Stationary Boilers and Storage Tanks
Stationary (floor-standing) boilers stand directly on the ground and, unlike wall-mounted boilers, can handle higher output and a larger hot water storage tank volume – making them ideal for larger households, commercial premises, or when renovating older heating systems.
Are you about to buy a stationary boiler or a storage tank and want to read up on selection, output or servicing first? Read our Knowledge Centre – Stationary Boilers and Storage Tanks.
Our range includes stationary condensing and low-temperature (classic) gas boilers from Bosch, Geminox, Baxi, Vaillant, Protherm, Ariston, and Attack, as well as separate classic and gasification solid fuel boilers (wood, coal) from Buderus, Protherm, Rojek, Varimatik, and Jotul.
When choosing, the key factors are the output relative to the floor area and insulation of the building, the flue gas exhaust method (through the wall or through the chimney), and whether you need a boiler with a built-in or separate hot water storage tank.
We're happy to help with the choice and installation – contact us via the contact form or email.
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Protherm Lev 25 KKZ 90- condensing gas stationary boiler- with connection set-...
Set Bosch Suprapur KBR 16 CW 100 + Suprapur KBR 16 - stationary condensing...
– 25 kW gasification boiler for brown coal and wood - COMBI with induced draught...
– 32 kW gasification boiler for brown coal and wood– COMBI with induced draught...
- 30kW ecological wood gasification boiler – WOOD GAS, including the ATMOS F1...
Gas Stationary Boilers for Heating - Description
Stationary condensing and low-temperature (classic) boilers are particularly suitable for renovating existing natural gas heating systems, with flue gas exhaust through the wall or through the roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a stationary and a wall-mounted boiler? A stationary boiler stands on the floor and can handle higher output and a larger built-in or connectable hot water storage tank, making it ideal for larger households or commercial premises.
- Is it worth replacing an old stationary boiler with a condensing one? Yes, a condensing boiler also uses the heat from flue gases and achieves significantly higher efficiency than a classic (low-temperature) boiler, resulting in lower running costs.
- Do I need a separate hot water storage tank for a stationary boiler? It depends on the model – some boilers have a built-in tank, while others require a separate tank connected according to the household's needs.
- Can a stationary boiler also be connected to a solid fuel source? Yes, we also offer separate classic and gasification boilers for wood, coal, or combined fuel, distinct from the gas stationary boilers.
- How often does a stationary boiler need servicing? An annual service inspection is generally recommended, which is usually also a condition for maintaining the manufacturer's warranty.