Recent content by DrewRA

Yep

Yep had another plumber round who was really great and went through all the different options with me. Out of all the plumbers I've had over lately he was the best and probably the only one I've really felt confident in (and he was also the youngest..) I really felt like he understood the...

Well actually I don't think our mains pressure is much to write home about so it looks like we may end up going for the shower pump option after all :LOL: I spoke to someone at Salamander yesterday and they suggested we'd need a RP75TU pump for our system and that would be 50.2dBA.. To be...

Shower has just been fitted and tiled so pump attached to the cylinder is preferred really, if it's going to be anywhere.

The current cylinder is in a cupboard in the main bedroom - doesn't a shower pump have to be attached to that? If it's noisy it will be very annoying - other half showers 2 hours before I have to get up! Maybe I should look into it though. I just heard they were really noisy but if not that bad...

Hello, Just after a bit of advice. We moved into a house with a back boiler about 5 years ago, I know they don't make them anymore but according to the engineers when we get the annual service it's quite new and is pretty much the latest model before they stopped being manufactured. It works...