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ok that makes sense. could i still use the whole house hot water feed and just the cold water feed that goes to the showers? if so, i assume that means that if hot water is requested downstairs then the pump would come on but not if only cold water is requested as it would be a different pipe?

even if cold water is mains?

yep im definitely going to use a universal head as its a chalet bungalow and there isnt enough drop. thanks :)

can i get some advice based on the last image i sent? on the left of the picture I am planning on cutting the vent/expansion pipe and joining in to it which means that i was planning to put a terminating cap on the pipe coming out of the tee, effectively turning it in to a 90deg elbow feed the...

Sort of like this (no, my 3 year old didn't draw this). Just reroute in to the existing vent pipe from the top of the flange and then the out pipe from the pump back to where it all started so it should feed the whole house?

That I'm unsure about. I'm half tempted to get a salamander force ct30 and use an s flange in the top of the cylinder

Ideally as few as possible. I assume that I couldn't fit additional boosters on the 15mm take offs because they are before the vent pipe though?

so how would you then pump the other hot water take offs (the 22x22x15 tees), which service the showers in the house?

Hey, its this pump and the specs are here:

Hi, I have a dilemma. I have ordered a shower booster pump and the installation instructions state to install after the vent pipe but as you can see from the pic it looks as if the main hot water pipe from the top of the cylinder has been tee'd twice not including the tee with the vent pipe. I...