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Yes, the existing electric shower that we are changing has a good water pressure although I know that is only from the cold feed whilst the power shower would also have a hot feedm

Well the shower is the 2 outlet type, 9" rose above head and small head hand held rose to side. From hot water cylinder tank in airing cupboard to the shower would be around a 20 foot pipe run.

Have at the moment an electric shower but am changing to a power shower. Am about to purchase a pump, am looking to get the Salamander CT75 2.1bar pump. I have been advised that my system is a fully pumped s plan system. Would this pump be man enough? This is the only shower in the house.

Have at the moment an electric shower but am changing to a power shower. Just need to know if the 40 gallon HW cylinder in the airing cupboard is ample for the job. We have 6 people in the household, I expect 1 bath a night and 5 showers to be taken in the family. Have been advised that my...

So is having a 40 gallon HW cylinder in the airing cupboard ample enough for a bath and 5 shower an evening then?

Just taken a look in the loft at the HW tank and nothing next to it. In the airing cupboard there is a Grundfos pump just above the 2 actuators though. Does this help?

Not sure what you mean but what I can tell you is that the HW tank is in the loft, the HW cylinder is below in the airing cupboard and a pump is connected on the cylinder side. Sorry to be dumb but as you guessed it I'm no plumber.

Have at the moment an electric shower but am changing to a power shower. Just need to know if the water tank is ample enough for the job. We have 6 people in the household, I expect 1 bath a night and 5 showers to be taken in the family. The tank is around the 40 gallon size. Would this be...

The pump cant go under the bath unfortunately so will have to go in the airing cupboard BUT above the hot water tank, the cold water tank is about 18 inches above in the loft. I am thinking of getting the Salamander CT75 pump, it's 2.1 bar, this will be the only shower in the house so hopefully...

At present I have an electric shower but want to upgrade to a Power Shower, can anyone tell me how to go about this? I guess that the pump would go on rubber to make less noise in the loft, I already have a 13amp socket and a cold water feed in the loft so I'll only have to get the hot feed...