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JohnD thank you very much mate, you have been very helpful with your useful info.... i will definetly go with a big 800 to 1000 ltrs cold water tank, from the mains, with as you said one outlet to all cold taps, and one to the green cylinder (with electric thingy) which will feed my hot...

thanks modest JohnD 1) the green insulated hot water cylinder with an electric immersion heater in the cylinder to heat the water, does it require a minimum cold water pressure (from cold tank) to replace the hot water, or will it be happy with gravity (say 1.2 meters water head) 2) the...

hi johnD, sorry i forgot the last two questions.. What sort of water storage and water heating have you got at the moment? (NONE) Have you got room for one of these? (YES, SPACE AVAILABLE FOR THE GREEN CYLINDER)

hi johnD, i live in uk (no problem with mains or anything to do with water touch wood) sorry i should've mentioned that i am talking about an appartment in morocco Do you live in a house or a flat? 2 bedroom appartment (morocco) Do you want to supply hot water to a sink, a basin and a...

hi johnd and friends, thanks for your great input. any idea on electric water cylinder, it is what interest me most.....i have got a situation where the mains water is unreliable, and most of the times definetly less than 1 bar 1) can i feed an electric water cylinder (thingy that heats...

i forgot to mention that i needed hot water water for a kitchen sink, bathroom sing and bath (100 litres of hot water max), is the twin impeller thingy for shower/bath as well. i was thinking of having another cold water tank (approximately 250 litres) especially for the shower only, then fit...

thanks gasman, excuse my ignorance, can i install a pump between my cold water tank and the cylinder, because i have a very limited water head (1 meter max)?? and this cylinder it's for only hot water? yes, coz that's all i want (no central heating)

thanks gasman, this combi cylinder? any more details please? does this mean i can feed by gravity from a cold water tank and that's it magic!!

maybe a cold water tank to feed a hot water cylinder, but then someone told me that u need at least 1 bar to run an electric water cylinder???

hello friends, i have a situation where there is not enough mains pressure (unreliable), to run a gas/electric water heater... as i no know nothing, i was thinking of feeding (from a cold water tank) an electric or gas water heater, can anyone tell me if that is feasible? thanks amigos