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Hi, We live in the 1960 build property and last year we took the paper off from all bedroom walls. Now we are planning to decorate the bedrooms. We looked at doing plaster skimming but it’s very expensive, also we have had not very good experience with plasterers who carried out work in our...

Hallway cupboard will be replaced by stair case.

pump noise would awake everyone up if fitted in the bedroom.

Inside the house its 15mm. Waiting time is too long atm, water supply company would take 3 months to supply a separte line to our house or even look into our query. We can't wait that long.

sorry, its 8 l/m

We need an urgent advice, we have a gravity water system and we are in a middle of loft conversion. We are adding an en-suit in loft and prefer to have a good water pressure there. What we want, is to either be able to run multiple showers at once, or if one person is having a shower, other...

Hi, I am looking to replace the gravity water system with unvented indirect hot water cylinder. I came across quite a few different brands online and wondering which one is best to install. I will carry on using the standard 18KW worcester boiler with the new unvented cylinder. Here is the...

The dynamic pressure is around 1.4-1.5 bar and the static is around 2.7 bar. The dynamic flow is around 12l/m and static is at least 18l/m

The dynamic pressure is around 1.4-1.5 bar. The static is around 2.7 bar

The dynamic pressure is around 1.4-1.5 bar. The static is around 2.7 bar

Thanks for your reply. I don't know the dynamic pressure but the static pressure was once 3 bar in the garden tap and other time its was around 2.1. The water flow rate was once around 20-21l/m and other time it was around 16-18l/m. We live in 1950-1960 build house so I believe the water pipes...

We are doing a loft conversion and need to replace the water tank and hot water cylinder with other system. We have been thinking about installing a indirect unvented cylinder. First Question: Would 210L - 250L indirect unvented cylinder work with our existing worcester boiler which is 18kw...

Is there any main difference between vertical and horizental unvented system apart from their shape ? I was reading online and quite a few people mentioned that horzental unvented cylinder is not as good as vertical. The bigger the volume, the bigger the issue with mixing and temperature...

We are planning to do the loft conversation and will be adding an extra bathroom in there. We like to achieve a good water pressure in loft for shower plus like to have two showers running at the same time or one shower and kitchen sink. Our static water pressure is 2.1 - 2.5 bar and flow rate...

I tested the water pressure in our garden tap today and its 15l/m and on the first floor bath its around 10l/m. Is there any option of using a pump without installing a mega flow or combi boiler?