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Damn! My first reply seems to have disappeared. MOD your post is HERE please read the comments on your last post

Sonic again Firstly - sorry about spelling - hope u see what words were meant - I thought I used spell check - ah well. The idea was to supply two showers and to split the pump outlet cold and hot pipes into two each - one of each to each shower. When both pumps on (subject to valve...

Hello there I am not a plumber but have made various enquiries of a similar nature and share my understanding as follows. One rider - I am sure some real plumbers may want to correct me wherever - that should get you some replies. :D I am not looking to bost the hot water to taps but...

1) Breezer - thanks for that - have'nt room for a larger tank - that was one reason for having just one pump - other was cost! I agree that if pump fails no pumper shower! Would it still be possible to shower from gravity if pump fails - ie open a bypass valve? If not, presumably the piping...

Decided against two pumps - one for each shower. Instead looking to install one 3 bar pump to power both. On the hot a cold outlets do I split each so the two pipes become four - hot and cold for each location? 22mm pipe has ben suggested - is that still ok if splitting each outlet to supply two...

Hello Kevplumb Good point - hadn't thought at all. I guess would be looking for 5-10 min shower typically. Normally only using one at a time - two people. However if we have guests - could be both showers at same time used twice. Or if we have kids...! We can leave boiler on to continually...

again one pipe junction and the new pipe split into two to supply both tanks - I MEANT PUMPS!

Thanks for coming back so quick - much appreciated. Funnily enough I have been looking at Monsoon pumps - trying to persuade my wife to go the extra expense for 3 bar each! Thank you for the offer of a drawing - that would be much appreciated. If we have two pumps - one for bathroom and one...

I am planning to install pumped showers to bathroom and en suite. I have been told two separate pumps preferable to one more powerful. Thinking 2 bar pressure each - is that nough for a good strength shower? Apparently have open vented secondary system with indirect cylinder! I have a large tank...