Hot water in outbuilding (currently has mains water feed)

[diry]

We've got a single skin walled brick outbuilding (brick shed - attached directly to house) type thing on the side of our house. There is a mains water supply which goes out there to the boiler and the toilet cistern.

I plan to put a sink out there for general utility type things and I am more than happy with the idea of just a cold tap - it's one step above what's currently out there.

However, I don't want that to stop me at least considering my options when it comes to hot water. I just don't think it's practical since the hot water already goes a reasonable way from the hot water cylinder to the kitchen and we've got to run the tap for a reasonable amount before it's warm and the thought of then running that to the uninsulated outhouse doesn't seem like it'd do any favours, or be practical.

I do admit, hot/warm water would be a nicety, I'm just wondering if there are any other alternatives for the odd occasion when hot water would be helpful - asides from a kettle

Just wondering what 'instant' hot water options there are out there - for a purely utilitarian use rather than for brewing the odd cup of tea and the solution doesn't even need to be pretty and up to 50-60 degree water would be fine!

 

[ALCPlumbing]

Just get an electric over sink water heater like the triton t30. They're only cheap to buy and easy to install and although electric is more expensive I shouldn't think it would matter if you're only going to be using it every now and then.

 

[diry]

Ah, yes, that's the sort of thing I was thinking of since it'd only be occasional use - when searching online for this sort of system all I kept finding was things like the quooker! I knew the triton t30 sort of thing existed and is what I was looking for.

Cheers for the help.

Matt