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the pump would be approx 1metre below the water level in the cold water tank in the loft. Wouldn't that represent sufficient head to push water into the pump?

I'm putting in a shower pump. I've been advised that, although it is usual to fit a shower pump next to the hot water cylinder in the airing cupboad, the best bet in my house is to place it in the loft, next to where the h+c feeds drop down into the bathroom. I've bought a pump and I'm...

Thanks for the help, but I'm a little confused as to whose opinion to go with though. Could anyone be a little more specific? I've got a light cable a couple of feet from where the pump would go, can i tap in???

Would it be too much to ask why?

I've replaced my shower with a new shiny version. The shower head has been raised slightly and the shower head is bigger. As a result the flow isn't great and so I'm planning to put a pump in. Obvious place seems to be up the loft where the h and c feed pipes drop into the studded wall to feed...

Thanks all.

Evening. Having completed a refit of my bathroom with loads of help from the plumbing section, my missus has decided that the shaving socket is in the way of where she wants to put a mirror. Bless her. Now the socket is on a studded wall, so I reckon I can move it myself, but before i start...

Thanks buddy. I'll give it a go.

I'm (hopefully) coming to the final stages of replacing my bathroom. With a lot of help from various threads on here I've managed to replace my toilet and sink, and I've chopped the hot and cold shower feeds from the tank in the attic and bunged isolation valves on. Now I've got these two...