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I am neither spark or plumber but if I can't put the pump directly under the bath near the shower then an electric one maybe easyer as it was what was in before.

So can i put a twin propeller in and connect hot and cold? Or would i be better scratching the whole lot and putting in a mains feed electric shower? cheers

Not sure I have a boiler in the kitchen, a hot water cylinder in the airing cupboard and cold water tank in the loft ? Boiler was put in about 6 years ago but the rest is older. Any help, Cheers

Afternoon people. i have read the forum for some time now and normally find the answer from reading old posts but this one has me stumped. I have installed a new bathroom and fitted a thermostatic mixer shower but have now found that my hot water pressure is cr4p to say the least...