The shower is currently at the opposite end of the bath to the taps. Due to the window there isn't space to fit a shower at the taps end. It feels all wrong showering with your feet up against the slope at the back of the bath so ahead of retiling I want to turn the bath round.
Height wise space is tight and because the there's space congestion at the other end of the bath I'd prefer to keep the trap where it is.
Referring to the attached photo, in order to get the required fall would require raising the bath, which is the least good option, or lowering the trap, which looks possible.
To do that the 90 degree equal bend in the foreground would need to be swapped for something unequal I.e. with a longer vertical leg to buy me about 50mm for the 90 degree bends at each end of the new section of waste pipe.
Any suggestions please on what fittings I could use to achieve this.
Height wise space is tight and because the there's space congestion at the other end of the bath I'd prefer to keep the trap where it is.
Referring to the attached photo, in order to get the required fall would require raising the bath, which is the least good option, or lowering the trap, which looks possible.
To do that the 90 degree equal bend in the foreground would need to be swapped for something unequal I.e. with a longer vertical leg to buy me about 50mm for the 90 degree bends at each end of the new section of waste pipe.
Any suggestions please on what fittings I could use to achieve this.
