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Hi Graham The shower cold feed is from the tank which is pumped with the hot by the twin shower pump.

Hi Graham, Thanks for the help. Think i am getting there. The taps in the house are all mains feed. Should i just buy a single pump for the hot then or pump hot and cold around the whole house with the twin? The mains is just under 3bar pressure.

Hi The pump i have is a Stuart & turner 3bar monsoon standard twin pump. Would i need to buy a negative head pump?

Hi Graham. Yes i have a twin pump which is used for the shower. But have very poor presure to the hot taps so can i use this pump to the shower and only use the hot side for the taps.

Hi Graham, Yes i was talking about the vent pipe which goes back to the CWT. My main question is can i just pump hot water to the taps off the pump or do i need to put in a single pump to do that.

Hi Just to say thanks for the reply. The cold water to the taps is mains fed at present, as the pump is a hot and cold pump just thought i had to pump both. So is it ok just to pump the hot only which will give me better pressure which is required.

Hi everyone. I need some advice. I have put in a new shower and purchased a Stuart & Turner 3 bar pump to boost the hot & cold to the whole house. I have planned the plumbing and just want some advice on if i an right. I have a open vented CH, i have fitted a salamander HWT top entry...

Could anyone suggest a pump? going to go to tank fed cold water

Thanks for the qiuck replys. The pipe is in 22mm, then 22mm flexi to the taps. The cold water tank is about 2 metres above the base of the hot water tank but i have no way of increasing the height as we have a low pitch roof. So if i decrease the pressure on the cold feed i will be able to...

Hi All, Can anyone suggest a pump which i could install under my bath to increase the hot water pressure to a mixer tap with shower attachment. Cold water is mains pressure, hot water from the hot water cylinder in airing cupboard. We just use the shower attachment for washing hair not for a...

The MI said fit them so explain why i should get rid? Thanks for you help

Thanks for the unhelpfull advice. I have read the MI and reads, All up and over pipe work must be vented at the highest point on the outlet of the pump. So any advice would be great. Thanks again

Hi All. Just finished the plumbing for the new shower I have fitted air vents at the top of the outlets for the hot and cold feeds. The air vents i fitted where auto bottle air vents. do i open the air vent at the top and leave it open at all times? Any advice would be great Thanks

Do i have to empty the HWT to fit a flange to the top for a connection for a shower pump, if so is this done from the cold inlet at the bottom of the tanks. Thanks