Hello all.......
i am planning to rip out my old bath and install a mira atom mixer shower and bar valve fitting kit.
i have a new combi boiler giving me at least 1.0 bar.
as my bath is a 1950s fitting and with a 3/4" feed to hot would i be able to reduce it down to 15 mm.
I also need to reroute pipework below flooring.
when doing this would it be ok to reduce it?
my plans are to re-route pipes under floor void with solder fit connections, small false wall with aqua panel for mixer and to hide re-routed pipes.
i want to overboard flooring and tank area for shower with access panel for shower waste connecting and any future problems etc then mortar shower tray in location.
I also have old copper wastes, unable to renew with plastic as external wall insulation now prevents any access without major work to external walls! isthere an aftermarket adaptor, i have seen that a solvent weld pipe will fit over this anygood?
Am i on the right tracks? any advice?
Thanks for looking guys and gals.
Help and advice much appreciated
i am planning to rip out my old bath and install a mira atom mixer shower and bar valve fitting kit.
i have a new combi boiler giving me at least 1.0 bar.
as my bath is a 1950s fitting and with a 3/4" feed to hot would i be able to reduce it down to 15 mm.
I also need to reroute pipework below flooring.
when doing this would it be ok to reduce it?
my plans are to re-route pipes under floor void with solder fit connections, small false wall with aqua panel for mixer and to hide re-routed pipes.
i want to overboard flooring and tank area for shower with access panel for shower waste connecting and any future problems etc then mortar shower tray in location.
I also have old copper wastes, unable to renew with plastic as external wall insulation now prevents any access without major work to external walls! isthere an aftermarket adaptor, i have seen that a solvent weld pipe will fit over this anygood?
Am i on the right tracks? any advice?
Thanks for looking guys and gals.
Help and advice much appreciated
