Numpty shower help please!
Discussion
Just moved into a new house. This is the ensuite shower.
Obviously we are going to renew.
This existing shower is pathetically weak which I can't have I'm afraid! How do I go about fixing that, I don't know what type of shower it is and what I should be replacing it with. House has a standard boiler and water tank in loft. In the main bathroom there's a standard electric shower which is ok but nothing special, a Triton T80Si which I think is 8.5kw. Should I get something similar but with a more powerful pump?
Cheers for any wisdom!
Obviously we are going to renew.
This existing shower is pathetically weak which I can't have I'm afraid! How do I go about fixing that, I don't know what type of shower it is and what I should be replacing it with. House has a standard boiler and water tank in loft. In the main bathroom there's a standard electric shower which is ok but nothing special, a Triton T80Si which I think is 8.5kw. Should I get something similar but with a more powerful pump?
Cheers for any wisdom!
I had the same thing in my house when we moved in. First weekend i fitted a 2 bar twin impellor pump, best thing i ever did. The wife complained it was too powerful.
We have since revamped the room but the pump is still in place.
Cost wise your looking around £150 for the pump
Your other option is to fit a Mira Platinum. That is a digitally controlled shower pump and mixer system fed form the hot and cold storage tanks.
Bit more expensive at around £600
We have since revamped the room but the pump is still in place.
Cost wise your looking around £150 for the pump
Your other option is to fit a Mira Platinum. That is a digitally controlled shower pump and mixer system fed form the hot and cold storage tanks.
Bit more expensive at around £600
Salesy said:
I had the same thing in my house when we moved in. First weekend i fitted a 2 bar twin impellor pump, best thing i ever did. The wife complained it was too powerful.
We have since revamped the room but the pump is still in place.
Cost wise your looking around £150 for the pump
We have since revamped the room but the pump is still in place.
Cost wise your looking around £150 for the pump
Sounds perfect! What do I buy and how do I do it?!
Salesy said:
Your other option is to fit a Mira Platinum. That is a digitally controlled shower pump and mixer system fed form the hot and cold storage tanks.
Bit more expensive at around £600
Sounds just like my Aqualisa Axis Digital - they come with their own very easy-to-fit pump which goes in the roof and feeds down the riser rail: http://www.aqualisa.co.uk/our-products/browse-all-...Bit more expensive at around £600
Or at least mine does, can't seem to find it on their website now.
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