Upgrading shower pumps

OK. Won't be getting one tomorrow, but anyone know where I can actually get one? They all seem to be male ones
 
Male is Surrey flange, female is York flange. Essex flange you cut into the side of the tank for it.

You might have to order it, not that commonly used.
 
These male iron compression connectors I need, can you get one which also reduces to 22mm at the same time?
 
Wow, are you still going with this? Could have ordered from Bella Bathrooms after all :p

Yes, you can get reducing fittings, but probably only from plumbers merchants so you'll have to wait until Monday unless Screwfix have some. What are you trying to reduce?

EDIT: Do these help?
 
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Wow, are you still going with this? Could have ordered from Bella Bathrooms after all :p

Yes, you can get reducing fittings, but probably only from plumbers merchants so you'll have to wait until Monday unless Screwfix have some. What are you trying to reduce?

EDIT: Do these help?

Only doing it on weekends and not started until today. Had to wait for parts to arrive.

Got everything sorted from plumb centre, however are we supposed to take that yellow plug out the bottom of the flange?
 
All done! Very impressed and powerful and a lot quieter than the previous pumps!
Turns out the thermostatic mixer bar in the main bathroom is knackered though as it doesn't start the water. We took it off and tested the pipes by using the iso valves - water shot across the bathroom!!

Can anyone suggest a high flow thermostatic mixer?
 
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Are you after a bar mixer again?

Budget? Single or twin heads? Fixed, or on a riser?
 
Are you after a bar mixer again?

Budget? Single or twin heads? Fixed, or on a riser?
Only need the mixer itself really so doesn't matter if it's fixed or not. Don't particularly want to be left with screw holes in the tiles from the old one so will reuse what I can.

Budget is probably £150 - £200
 

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