What type of shower can i fit ?
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If you won't go unvented then it looks like the best option is to damage some floor and fit a leccy shower.
Replacing Your Elson with a tank and cylinder and shower pump could work out more expensive than replacing a bit of flooring.
Get someone in to have a look at the job ... They might figure out a better route for the wire.
Remember you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
Other idea is fit a combi which is less reliable, even more expensive and nowhere near as good as unvented which is by far the best bet from the information you have given.
Replacing Your Elson with a tank and cylinder and shower pump could work out more expensive than replacing a bit of flooring.
Get someone in to have a look at the job ... They might figure out a better route for the wire.
Remember you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
Other idea is fit a combi which is less reliable, even more expensive and nowhere near as good as unvented which is by far the best bet from the information you have given.
I've got a combi boiler which gives pretty poor hot water pressure, but I've installed a Wickes Hydro shower which gives me power-shower performance with no pump. It's fantastic and may work with your setup. It uses the Venturi effect to 'suck' the hot water through using the cold water pressure.
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