Hi,
My girlfriend's house has a cold water header tank in the loft that feeds to the hot water tank and all the cold taps except for the kitchen. My question is given that the mains must be feeding the tank and the cold outlet to all the taps must be one (or 2) of the tank outlets, would there be any issue with just re-routing the pipes so the mains is directly feeding the cold water taps? I'd obviously leave the tank connected to the hot water tank.
Reason for asking is that I'd like to fit an electric shower to the bathroom but the water pressure from the tank is not enough and the extra pipe work to get a mains supply to it would be also more work than I want to do.
Ta
My girlfriend's house has a cold water header tank in the loft that feeds to the hot water tank and all the cold taps except for the kitchen. My question is given that the mains must be feeding the tank and the cold outlet to all the taps must be one (or 2) of the tank outlets, would there be any issue with just re-routing the pipes so the mains is directly feeding the cold water taps? I'd obviously leave the tank connected to the hot water tank.
Reason for asking is that I'd like to fit an electric shower to the bathroom but the water pressure from the tank is not enough and the extra pipe work to get a mains supply to it would be also more work than I want to do.
Ta