Hi,
I'm trying to decide whether to fit a shower pump to my gravity fed shower doing the work myself.
My cold for the shower comes from the stored water in the loft tank and the hot comes out of the hot water cylinder and goes back up to the loft where then it runs parralell with the cold pipe back down to the ensuite shower.
I'm I correct in thinking that if I had a 1.5 bar twin pump it would just be a matter of redirecting the cold from the tank through the pump then to the shower cold, and also cut the hot in the loft and redirect though the pump then shower.
The instructions for the pumps I'm looking at (Salamander) say that the hot has to come from a no stop essex flange. This is the bit that is confuseing me, does it mean I have to fit one or would my set up be OK just to redirect the pipes like I said?
Thanks
I'm trying to decide whether to fit a shower pump to my gravity fed shower doing the work myself.
My cold for the shower comes from the stored water in the loft tank and the hot comes out of the hot water cylinder and goes back up to the loft where then it runs parralell with the cold pipe back down to the ensuite shower.
I'm I correct in thinking that if I had a 1.5 bar twin pump it would just be a matter of redirecting the cold from the tank through the pump then to the shower cold, and also cut the hot in the loft and redirect though the pump then shower.
The instructions for the pumps I'm looking at (Salamander) say that the hot has to come from a no stop essex flange. This is the bit that is confuseing me, does it mean I have to fit one or would my set up be OK just to redirect the pipes like I said?
Thanks