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Went with Option 1 as in the end it came down to what was going to cost lest / take the least time. My fuse box is at the other end of the house and downstairs - to get an electric cable from here would have caused total chaos! Fed up into the loft and back down into the bathroom. I'm...

Ok correct you are - there is another hot pipe that feeds the en suite shower. Thanks for your help. So I guess that leaves me 2 options? 1) connect up a feed to this pipe and route it to the bathroom to use as hot water in there - will this effect performance of say both showers if they...

Ok I'm gonna pull up a few floor boards tomorrow and figure it out once and for all - I just ran the hot tap in the en suite which im certain is off the same feed as the shower in there and the same pipe goes red hot in the airing cupboard as does when you turn the hot tap on in the bathroom but...

I can't stem the flow from the cold with my thumb - it really does have a high pressure. I appreciate what your telling me but one fact remains - the en suite shower works fine from the same feeds as the bathroom. Therefore it must be that if I bought a similar mixer shower as I have in...

there isn't - there must be something in the mixer of the shower in the en suite that prevents this from happening. I know for sure because the hot and cold basin taps in the en suite come from the same pipes (I installed them) and the cold cleary comes out much faster than the hot. someone...

I don't have a loft tank. I have a large showermax tank in the airing cupboard. The cold sits above the hot. I'm certain that the cold for the en suite shower comes from the same pipework as that feeds the bathroom - in fact i'm certain.

Hi All, Just installed a new shower bath and we decided to go for a bath mixer tap that has a shower connected. All went well with installing it, but the mixer does not mix the water - the only way I can get hot water out of it is to switch the cold off completley and have the hot on full...