Hi. I have had to replace my electric shower with a new one and the water inlet is on the opposite side to the old one. If I align the new shower with the water supply then there is not enough room for the shower unit. I was thinking that I could use a flexible tap connector to bridge the distance instead of calling out a plumber to change the piping.
Is it possible to use a 15mm flexible tap connector to connect the shower to to an isolation valve on the water supply ie use the compression end for the shower inlet and use the female tap end to screw onto the isolation valve? If it's possible, what size do I use as I have seen 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch x 15mm flexible connectors.
Thanks for your help
Is it possible to use a 15mm flexible tap connector to connect the shower to to an isolation valve on the water supply ie use the compression end for the shower inlet and use the female tap end to screw onto the isolation valve? If it's possible, what size do I use as I have seen 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch x 15mm flexible connectors.
Thanks for your help