Hi All,
I intend fitting 2 Aqual Lisa pumped showers in my loft, so the other day I spent ages fitting a Surrey flange to the HW cylinder, and a 22mm take-off from the CW tank, the idea being that I could T off the new 22m feeds to supply both showers.
However, according to the Aqua Lisa installation guys, the feed should NOT be from a Surrey flange as they are too restrictive, but instead be Teed off the horizontal pipe from the clinder, AND as I want to install 2 showers I need 2 separate feeds off that pipe, plus 2 separate feeds off the CW tank. I am now faced with the dilemma of the horizontal supply off the new Surrey flange potentially going nowhere, and having to fit 2 more Tees into the relatively short horizontal feed pipe to the rest of the HW taps...
Any ideas?
I intend fitting 2 Aqual Lisa pumped showers in my loft, so the other day I spent ages fitting a Surrey flange to the HW cylinder, and a 22mm take-off from the CW tank, the idea being that I could T off the new 22m feeds to supply both showers.
However, according to the Aqua Lisa installation guys, the feed should NOT be from a Surrey flange as they are too restrictive, but instead be Teed off the horizontal pipe from the clinder, AND as I want to install 2 showers I need 2 separate feeds off that pipe, plus 2 separate feeds off the CW tank. I am now faced with the dilemma of the horizontal supply off the new Surrey flange potentially going nowhere, and having to fit 2 more Tees into the relatively short horizontal feed pipe to the rest of the HW taps...
Any ideas?