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I in 5 is plenty of fall.

Find an engineer that is happy to work with you and get him to talk you through the work that you can do and how to do it.

i wouldn't hold your breath. I'm still seeing some benchmarks asking for my CORGI reg number.

Nothing will do what you want. You've either got to put a couple of eco showers in and have a lower flow rate all the time or provide more hot water.

We had a similar problem some years ago. Drains disappeared out the back of a property into a field. Southern water stated that the property wasn't connected to mains drainage as it wasn't on their map. We hired a cable avoiding tool and signal generator. Attached a length of cable to a...

Legionella anyone?

No that's nonsense.

If you don't want to dig the floor up you'll have to use some end feed fittings to bring the pipes forward.

I would have set the ply dead level. Used 2 45s out of the trap to lower the waste a bit, I wouldn't use a flexi in a future inaccessible position, just asking for blockages. Then I would have gripfilled the tray down.

No

I've got two on the van. Waiting for them to bring out a 22mm one.

Not always that easy though. Nail through a pipe, isolating valve doesn't turn off, cold main stop tap inaccessible, stop tap in street concreted in. Let's stand and watch this leak bring the ceiling down whilst we wait for the water undertaker to come and dig up the stop tap. Main issue that...

How about two hooks on the ceiling, cut and machine a shower curtain to suit with an eyelet each end to fit on the hooks.

Most programmable stats have volt free contacts so yes.

I've taken to chucking the batteries that come with the various wireless controls away and fitting duracell ones. I've had far too many call backs to wireless stats where the supplied batteries have given up the ghost after a couple of weeks.

3/4 pipe is smaller than 22 so how can it be too tight in a 22mm pushfit fitting?

Pump doesn't need to be very powerful, all it is supposed to do is maintain a circulation around the system so that there is minimal delay before hot water gets to the tap. I assume you have the G£ qualification to be working on an unvented set up.

Too cheap.

Get a registered engineer in to sort it for you.

No, it's a semi concealed meter box and must stay like that.