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thank you very much. I will be having it all checked over once the work is done. My wiring skills are slightly more advanced than my plumbing skills! Are you sure Essex flange isn't a euphemism?

hey dextrous! thanks for the advice. I might try a test without a pump to begin but would I be right in thinking that this would be a twin impellor pump appropriate for the job. (should I still go with the pump approach!) http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/grundfos-watermill-niagara-1656-18702

I have yet to find a way to throw a bucket of water that would simulate rainfall and still at the same time allow me to run around, pick up a camera, make sure the light is correct and compose the shot... Thanks dextrous for the smoke machine link... I do already have one in the studio and...

ah yes. Sorry, the budget would be about £1000. I would also be carrying out the work by myself for the most part - and while I am pretty competent at DIY, I am by no means a skilled tradesman! (and I liked the idea about the coloured dyes!!! Though it wouldn't swing the balance over...

I am considering all ways to do this and have thought about recycling the water... which as you say, has the problem of how to keep it warm. It would of course have the advantage of keeping the water level fairly continuous. A 10kW electric shower is a possibility but would the pressure be...

I wish I had looked for this site a long time ago before carrying out numerous DIY jobs on my photographic studio. As the subject line says... I am looking for advice on how to fit a shower... in a cost effective, simple and safe way as possible. There are however, one or two little...