I am about to install a new shower and need advice about pumps. I have a cold water storage tank in the loft - the bottom of it is about 70cms from the top of the shower head. My hot water cylinder is downstairs. The shower will be installed upstairs. I will be installing a mixer shower valve - possibly thermostatic. Please give advice about the best type of pump to use. I have also seen a new team shower with an integrated pump. Has anyone had experience of these?
Shower pumps
- Thread starter garyslater
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ive only ever used salamander pumps they are nice,. bit big though....
just remember to be done by the book, you need a dedicated hot and cold supply for the shower (may need to fit essex flange or surrey flange to cylinder ) and new cold feed on Cold water tank, (and this must be fitted below the level of the cylinder feed.
just remember to be done by the book, you need a dedicated hot and cold supply for the shower (may need to fit essex flange or surrey flange to cylinder ) and new cold feed on Cold water tank, (and this must be fitted below the level of the cylinder feed.
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