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So I decided to purchase a Mira Event XS power shower, which uses hot and cold feeds, and electricity for running a motor only. However looking through the instructions it tells me it's not suitable because it doesn't have a 45degree vent pipe, the hot water tank has a side entry boss, and they...

Were those showers on the first floor? Or ground floor?

Hello, have your found out? If not give me your reg and I'll check Autodata tomorrow :)

Can I ask personally what's 1: the easiest, 2: cheapest, and 3: overall best solution, if you were doing it it your own home. Thanks again

Hi Terry, I'm happy to run a 10mm length ( i think ) to the fuse box and down to the shower, I think there is an adequate space on our fuse box/rcd. "A shower that requires the hot water to come from the cylinder" What sort of capacity cylinder would I need? I'm not sure what mine is but I can...

If I were to install a shower from the hot water tank I assume I wouldn't need an electrician and double pole isolation switch? I'm happy to install either, whichever would ultimately be a better shower/flow/ albeit into a bath with shower screen. Thanks for your help Robin

Hello all, I'm looking to install a shower into the house. Currently there is only a bath. There is a cold water tank in the loft space which I assume mains pressure enters, with two outlets. There is also a hot water tank on the same floor as the bathroom. Which is heated by electric...