surrey flange

[caminoaustral]

can anyone tell me if the pictures posted here -

http://marsden.fotopic.net/c1474921.html

are of a surrey flange (suitable for a power shower in gravity system)?

anyone any thoughts on the aqualisa digital quartz pumped shower?[/

 

[seco services]

this is a surrey flange.

as for the aqualisa digital quartz pumped shower they are easy to fit and a good powerful shower.
we fit many of these type of shower triton, aqualisa, grohe.

 

[caminoaustral]

thanks - the pictures which weren't working before now seem to be OK - any thoughts?
A

 

[gas4you]

Its piped the wrong way round. Taps and vent should come off the top outlet and the shower off the side.

 

[scaby]

I think this is a warix flange ( but could be wrong) if it is then its been done correctly

 

[Softus]

Its piped the wrong way round.

'Fraid not. It's a correctly piped Warix flange.

 

[gas4you]

That picture is exactly the same as the Surrey flange I bought last week

Never used a Warix. Whats the difference then?

I only use Surrey or Essex flanges.

 

[Softus]

That picture is exactly the same as the Surrey flange I bought last week

If it's the same as the one in the picture, then you bought a Warix flange, not a Surrey.

Never used a Warix. Whats the difference then?

....Surrey........Warix

I only use Surrey or Essex flanges.

Much like JohnD, I refer Essex flanges.

 

[gas4you]

Thanks softus.

I was refering to the pic that seco posted, not the OP

 

[caminoaustral]

given it's a warix flange, is that good enough for the hot feed to the new shower pump (1m away via 15mm copper)? another question - there isn't a separate cold feed from the loft cold tank; given this seems to be a good idea (?) do folk recommend putting in a 22mm cold feed all the way from the tank or will 15mm do? (the tank is about 5m from the airing cupboard where I want to site the pump)
many thanks
andrew
PS any tips for isolating the noise of the pump - I've been told it's good to sit on a breeze block??

 

[caminoaustral]

"sit on a breeze block"

- the pump that is!