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Thanks for your advice guys but I've found another solution on www.bes.co.uk. A water pressure equalizing valve. Has in and out for hot and cold water, and adjusts the higher pressure to that of the lower and at £32 is acceptable.

I have now searched for prv (pressure reducing valve) I have found some on screwfix for £20 - £40. The problem is that they only reduce down to 1 bar. Measuring the distance between the tap and the tank I need to find something that will reduce down to to 0.35 bar.

I have just purchased a Hansgrohe monoblock tap for the kitchen. As the hot water is gravity fed I specifically ordered one for low pressure. On receiving the order I have immediately opened the instructions to find that both the hot and cold water must be of equal pressure. I therefore...

Thanks for the input but the best way forward is to get an electrician. Ban-all-sheds you are correct the circuit will need protecting with a 20A MCB and is currently on an old circuit with 30A fuse cartridge, so probably worth getting the consumer unit replaced and those circuits on MCB's...

I am currently in the process of changing a free standing cooker with an under the counter single oven and gas hob. The new cooker is being located in the same place as the old, with the hob directly above it. The current electrics run to the right hand side and consist of a 45A DP switch...