Hi any help please guys?? I've just had a new bathroom fitted and the fitter removed the old thermostatic shower tap and also removed the small tank in the loft which fed the loo and made the loo run from mains, also the old radiator has been replaced with a towel rail.. Now since this the water pressure in the kitchen tap has dropped a lot, I can't check the bathroom taps yet as its not yet finished and the taps are not fitted yet... Any ideas why this has happened?? I have a new combi boiler if this helps???
Low water pressure after new bathroom fitted!!
- Thread starter chrisw1975
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check that your stop cock is fully open it will have been closed to carry out the works and might not be fully opened after
The small tank in the loft fed your central heating. If you have just had it converted to a combi system they should indeed feed the bathroom cold off the mains but some leave the large tank in place, meaning low cold water pressure. This will then show up as poor flow if you've had the wrong type of taps fitted.
edit just realised you said kitchen tap, is it just the hot that has dropped?
If both then as Ian said check the stopcock.
edit just realised you said kitchen tap, is it just the hot that has dropped?
If both then as Ian said check the stopcock.
Hi the tank in the loft fed the toilet I believe?and was only small about two foot square.
The water pressure is the same with either hot or cold water..
I've not yet had any taps fitted to the bathroom as its not yet finished...
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As has been suggested, have you tried turning the stop cock (why is it called such a rude word anyway) to fully open? If water pressure low on hot and cold, this is a possible cause.
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