Our house has been cursed with this stuff, and I'm installing a shower in the downstairs shower room/toilet directly below the bathroom above, and need to run a pipe from here down through the floor/ceiling to the shower below.
I've drilled the hole which will take the pipe through, all gone well, but to avoid cutting this hideous stuff that needs hammered in inserts etc, I'm planning to remove the section between the one that feeds the cistern above- ie it runs through an isolator valve, I'm planning to remove this section from the valve to the cistern and replace it with JG Speedfit with a T from this running down to the shower. Would that be ok? Or if someone flushes the upstairs toilet will it significantly reduce the flow to the shower? We've got 3 bar static pressure btw.
I've drilled the hole which will take the pipe through, all gone well, but to avoid cutting this hideous stuff that needs hammered in inserts etc, I'm planning to remove the section between the one that feeds the cistern above- ie it runs through an isolator valve, I'm planning to remove this section from the valve to the cistern and replace it with JG Speedfit with a T from this running down to the shower. Would that be ok? Or if someone flushes the upstairs toilet will it significantly reduce the flow to the shower? We've got 3 bar static pressure btw.