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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    I know it's been a few weeks since I posted this, but bathroom work is about to get underway, and I have just been given permission to install an unvented cylinder. As my flat is in a grade II listed building, I expect that the cylinder will need to discharge to the soil stack. The cupboard...
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Unfortunately, I'm almost certain that I won't be permitted to install an unvented cylinder. The building is owned by an association and is grade 2 listed. Doing a simple check on the cold water mains pressure yesterday evening, a 1 litre container was filled in 2.8 seconds. Severn Trent...
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Thanks so much everybody. At least I can now put some suggestions to the installer without sounding like a total muppet! Seeing as this isn't going to be cheap, I'd like to be sure about using the solution to provide the best possible results (and hopefully have a hot shower with a decent...
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Thanks ajrobb - although the cold mains supply seems fine to me, there is no pressure with the hot water whatsoever. It really is terrible. When measuring and assessing, the bathroom installer suggested that a pump would definitely need to be installed.
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Thanks again Tibbot. So am I correct in thinking that a secondary cold water tank could be installed on a platform above the current cylinder (I think that it holds 210 litres of hot water and 40 litres of cold water; electric heats the hot water), or will the current cylinder have to be removed...
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Seco Services - I think that the current cylinder is shown here. Thanks for giving me some idea of what would need to be in its place.
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    Thanks for the reply Tibbot. Unfortunately I cannot utilise the communal loft space; but my flat does have very high ceilings. I have lots of empty space above the current Range Direct Fortic F1 (even though it's a boxed cupboard space) so a larger option is plausible. I'd really prefer to move...
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    Replacing electric shower in flat. Advice Needed Please!

    I live in a 2 bedroom flat on the third floor of a three floor apartment block. I am about to begin a new bathroom installation, and would greatly appreciate some advice regarding replacing an electric shower with a pumped thermostatic mixer shower. At present, there is a Range Direct Fortic...
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