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I've done that before. I got a 3 1/2" x 4" - 4" round the soil pipe - 3 1/2" straight on the pan con. Just remove the rubber from the pan con and tighten the jubilee flexi on to it. Worked ok for me :)

These are good showers with integral pumps. Got one in my house, works a treat. You need to have a 50 gallon cold water storage cistern for this, anything less and it will drain it in no time. With the hot supply not having an independant feed it might not be too much of a problem. I had to do...

Sounds like a faulty non-return valve to me, swap them over as you said then see what happens. Did you give the pipework a good flush through before actually fitting the shower valve itself? possibly a bit of debris clogged up in it? any filters near the non-return valves?

Thats a few bends close together from the sounds of it, hope you've got rodding access on there somewhere :shock: :roll:

If you read through this it says you should not use non-return valves.

Sometimes you need to put two of those black washers in to create a proper seal, try that.

How your waste pipe will run is the only way to determine how your tray is installed. If it will be above floor level, you need to install your tray raised on 4" x 2" with 12mm marine ply (just an example, thats how i do it) to allow fall on your waste pipe for the waste water to flow away...

If the inlets are in 15mm, you won't gain anything by doing the outlet in 22mm. 15mm outlet to the shower head will be fine.

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Take a picture of it to show us if you can. We might be able to tell you what model it is or even how to take it apart.

Change the ballvalve

Firstly, are there isolation valves on the pipework anywhere? If so turn them off. trace back the pipework and see if you can find some. You need to find out what model of Aqualisa valve it is before anyone can tell you how to take it apart. If you haven't got any instructions for it try...

This might shed a bit of light.

As long as there is somewhere for the waste to drain to - and water supply pipes are there for it to connect to - you can have it far away from the sink as you like.

Leave it in the woods :wink:

I'd have the pipes chased into the wall, it would definetly be an eyesore coming from the floor even if it was chrome. If you're worried about the tiler cutting around the pipes (and possibly not looking very pretty) get some of these.

If its high pressure you need, why don't you just install a pump to your exsisting shower valve instead of getting a new shower?

You can get your bulider to do it for you if you like, personally i would get an Aqualisa engineer to do it. He might be aslo be able to advise you on any other problems that might start to occur, now that things have started to go wrong with it.

Some pictures would be good if you can, maybe we could advise you better seeing what you have. :wink: