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Hi, I have purchased a Grohe thermostatic bath/shower mixer off Ebay a few months ago and am experiencing problems getting enough hot water into the bath.Estimated age approx 3 years old. I do not know the exact model number but is similar but not identical to the new Grohtherm 3000.The...

Hi, No I bought off Ebay and believe its about 3 years old. Think its a Grohe 3000 bath mounted mixer. Just been on Grohe website and temp can be adjusted during maintenance.

The 45 degree temp was a guesstimate of the actual temp. When you consider the cooling effect of a cold steel bath the water temp seems to quickly fall to the stage where we have to ask someone to boil a kettle to heat it up again.

Hi, I have just fitted a Grohe thermostatic mixer tap on my bath. The hot water is heated by a back boiler on the ground floor and stored on the first floor in a tank.The bath is on the ground floor ie 16ft below the hot water tank. Pressure in downstairs taps on hot is good and temp...

Thanks Mogget. Just been reading the installation download at salamander website and they say not to connect to mains cold direct as I thought so running a new pipe it is then. I bought the mixer off ebay second hand from a new build with a combi hence why the hot trickles out.Take your...

Hi, I have a 2 storey house with hot water tank on first floor with cws directly above. I recently fitted a thermostatic mixer on bath situated on ground floor approx 12ft below cws. The hot flow to normal taps is good but when I turn the bath hot on flow is minimal which is not...

Tony, The yellow duct pipe is the pukka pipe for the job.Usually you have a 10mm rope in centre to pull new 25mm gas pipe through but i put my own 25mm pipe in instead of rope. Yes it is just to move it round the extension footprint. Steve

No the 75mm is a coiled perforated ducting pipe that the 25mm pipe is pulled through (Like a conduit). I even have my own 25mm pipe inside the conduit but have been told they (Nat Grid) will not connect me pipe but will bring their own.

This is before the gas meter ie owned by National Grid (Transco). I too thought others could quote for this type of work. I've seem Murphys vans before working on yellow gas pipe but didn't know whether they were contracting on behalf of Nat Grid. Any new/self builds use anyone else...

Hi, We have recently levelled our rear garden in preparation for a new extension but have found the existing yellow 25mm gas pipe cuts across the new foundations.(As yet un-dug) I would like to have an extension piece of around 6 metres put in so I can alter the course of the pipe run so...