Can I install a shower without losing my tiles?

[EvaGG]

Sorry - I guess the answer is no but I need to see it in writing! My mum has recently tiled all her bathroom and has now got to have a shower fitted. It's an all electric house with a hot water tank in the cupboard next to the bathroom (don't know where the cold comes from). Is there any way to install an overbath shower without having to break into her tiles - yes - end of line and no more stock!. Thanks.

 

[simond]

Yep...

Aqualisa Quartz off the wall. There are other similar units available.

 

[gazthepottertonengineer]

Yes i highly recommend the quartz ! i have one in my house and couldnt believe how easy it was to fit ! really good pressure as well only downside was the price ! i bought it from screwfix for £500 ! but if you were to put a seperate mixer and pump in it would cost nearly as much anyway

 

[tekkiesteve]

http://www.mirashowers.com/onlineca...?item=341316&prod_num=Magna&cat=Mixer+Showers