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Ok, I'll bite the bullet and go the "down and under" route. One other, possibly dumb, question I have is about the pressure from the shower. With our current mains pressure electric shower I like to have a high pressure shower, but the Missus prefers a gentler shower... something to do...

Thanks again Richard... I've just been up and had a look under the bath... and the joists run the wrong way... :oops: .....So I'm pretty bu*gered with my Plan A... (under the floor was my initial plan, the "up and over " was someone elses suggestion), unless I decide to lift more...

Thanks Richard... The CW tank will be on 4x2's resting on the rafters, so if I run the pipe down between the rafters the best I can hope for is 8''... 200mm... of head. So I'll need a negative head pump. even though it will be sitting on the bathroom floor 8 feet below?? My only other...

I recently had BG quote me for a replacement boiler..... the "best" bit was when they said they needed to use scaffolding to finish off the outside of the new flue, and using scaffolding was a £600 fixed fee....!!!!!!!!! Whatever happened to a bloke up a ladder...? :shock:

In the next month I've having my boiler, HW cylinder and CW tank replaced. As we're also thinking about revamping the bathroom in the near future, I'm trying to plan ahead and get the plumbing ready for the posibility of a power shower. I'll have an extra outlet on the CW tank for the cold...