Recent content by djkprojects

Hi, to save plumber's time I can always buy it myself :wink: The incoming mains pipe is 15mm, the pipes coming out of the cylinder and the tank are 22, then reduced to 15

That's exactly what I though £400 ? I'm not sure what the pressure from mains is but it's pretty good when running a single tap. The Cylinder is an Indirect one unvented with expansion vessel. Thanks

That's exactly my problem, the pipes are all hidden so there is no way of moving the pump downstairs :( Some of you suggest standard pump so I can't understand why the plumber advises £400 one + 3bars seems a lot, i don't need that much :)

The cylinder and the tank both sit on the floor so the only pipe that is higher than the top of the tank is the HW outlet on top of the cylinder. Is there any requirement as to minimum vertical distance between the tank and the pump ? EDIT: I get your point guys re the noise but if someone...

When it was connected to mains then on a few ocassions I almost got burnt when someone in the house turned kitchen tap on or flushed the loo whilst showering.

the pressure from the tank is really low so I want to increase it by installing a pump, As for the noise, I suppose that will also apply to basin and the bath taps + it doesn't really take long to fill up the loo cistern so it wouldn't be much of a problem :D The problem I have is that...

sorry guys but I'm not sure where the confusion is? Does the diagram help ? Thanks

Hi, sorry, not sure which part doesn't make sense? :roll: EDIT: Below is the diagram of the connections (I skipped all the connections between boiler etc.) Does that help? I was told by the plumber that because the tank is low I have to use £400 worth single impeller pump...

Hi, I have a cold water tank and the hot water cylinder and the boiler, all sitting on the floor in the loft and supplying downstairs bathroom and the kitchen. The hot/cold water supplies for the shower and the kitchen come from the mains and the cylinder and the pressure is fine. The...

Hello, I'm renovating my bathroom and will be changing the current layout whcih means new set of pipes. The plan is to run them under the floorboards using Speedfit or Hep2O plastic pipes. I have two 22mm water pipes running from the loft down to the bathroom: If I decide to go for...

nobody? :(

Hello all, I'm aware that the question has been asked already many times but after reading various posts I couldn't come a definite conclusion so thought I'll ask again. I'm planning on tiling my first floor bathroom and would like it to be flush with the rest of the house. At the moment...