Hi there, Am fitting a bathroom with thermastatic shower mixer. Last year had a combi boiler fitted and guy said that I should connect shower straight from boiler on own run so first appliance in the run (Hot and cold). (he has left 2 capped pipes coming straight from combi).
But im wondering if I need to do this. Things have changed and it will be easier if shower is fitted so it is last in the run of pipes:
Boiler -> split to down stairs -> sink -> bath taps -> shower.
From my experience, no matter what order these are fitted, if someone draws waters when your in the shower it always drops off.
Water pressure is good, boiler is Worcester greenstar 37CDI.
But im wondering if I need to do this. Things have changed and it will be easier if shower is fitted so it is last in the run of pipes:
Boiler -> split to down stairs -> sink -> bath taps -> shower.
From my experience, no matter what order these are fitted, if someone draws waters when your in the shower it always drops off.
Water pressure is good, boiler is Worcester greenstar 37CDI.
