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It's a swirl as seen on screwfix http://www.screwfix.com/prods/80880/Bathrooms/Showers/Mixer-Showers/Thermostatic/Swirl-Thermostatic-Mixer-Shower-Slide-Rail

Oh dear the only reason we fitted this shower was becasue we have fitted an electric one downstairs and have been advised that we can't have two in the house due to wiring regs. The instructions for the shower gives a diagram for hot gravity, cold mains system and we are plumbed up according...

Yes that all sounds right. So to clarify my hot water cylinder encompasses a cold water tank which fills and supplies the hot water tank when hot water is drained down. Now I have taken the hot water to my shower from this cylinder and the cold water from the mains so I presume it is not...

Yes kind of. It is green and has two sections to it. The top is smaller than the bottom but the feed for the hot water to the bath (from which I have tee'ed off for the shower comes from the bottom. The cold water comes off before it goes any where near the tank. There doesn't apopear to be any...

Yes I think I might have it has two elements to it. What does this mean and how can I fix the problem....

Hi I have just installed a thermostatic mixer shower (bar type). The cold feed is mains fed (as is all cold water in the house as we have no tank in the loft) and the hot water feeds directly from the hot water tank (heated via imersion heater) , which as far as I can make out is high...