Hi,
Looking for some advice please. First floor flat in a 3 storey building, good cold water pressure, all electric (mains gas not available at the location) off-peak water heater which can be "boosted". Hot water cylinder (combination) is about 4 feet above floor level.
Water pressure in bathroom is ok - adjacent to cupboard where tank is located - however kitchen pressure is abysmal. Think this is due to distance, the height differential between the tank and the kitchen sink taps and the small bore of the pipes at the mixer tap.
Central heating is using electric storage, shower is electric.
What's the best way to increase the pressure? Is an unvented system (to give mains pressure hot water and possibly a thermostatic mixer shower) an option?
Thanks
Looking for some advice please. First floor flat in a 3 storey building, good cold water pressure, all electric (mains gas not available at the location) off-peak water heater which can be "boosted". Hot water cylinder (combination) is about 4 feet above floor level.
Water pressure in bathroom is ok - adjacent to cupboard where tank is located - however kitchen pressure is abysmal. Think this is due to distance, the height differential between the tank and the kitchen sink taps and the small bore of the pipes at the mixer tap.
Central heating is using electric storage, shower is electric.
What's the best way to increase the pressure? Is an unvented system (to give mains pressure hot water and possibly a thermostatic mixer shower) an option?
Thanks