Hi guys,
I'm in the middle of replacing a shower and putting in a shower pump (Stuart Turner S3.0 Positive Head).
Previously the cold feed to the shower was from the CWST and then was supplied from above, the hot was then supplied direct from the cylinder under the floor. The easiest option for me, is to now run this cold into the shower pump, then back up into the ceiling and supply the cold as it was supplied before from above. The cold feed would still be below the CWST.
Is this ok? Would this still be fine?
I'm in the middle of replacing a shower and putting in a shower pump (Stuart Turner S3.0 Positive Head).
Previously the cold feed to the shower was from the CWST and then was supplied from above, the hot was then supplied direct from the cylinder under the floor. The easiest option for me, is to now run this cold into the shower pump, then back up into the ceiling and supply the cold as it was supplied before from above. The cold feed would still be below the CWST.
Is this ok? Would this still be fine?