Shower pressure from combi boiler
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I have had a shower fitted in a new bathroom similar to this kind of shower column idea with massage jets and stuff.
https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/Roca-2H0423000-Ess...
The pressure at the overhead and jets is fine but on the hand wand is really poor, even when you take the head off the hand held unit the water is barely fast enough to wash your hands. Pressure at the taps in the sink is great and the toilet fills quickly.builder is saying its normal and its clearly not as the hand unit is nowhere near good enough for a shower.
Unit is installed in a top floor flat running from a combi boiler system.
Any ideas?
https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/Roca-2H0423000-Ess...
The pressure at the overhead and jets is fine but on the hand wand is really poor, even when you take the head off the hand held unit the water is barely fast enough to wash your hands. Pressure at the taps in the sink is great and the toilet fills quickly.builder is saying its normal and its clearly not as the hand unit is nowhere near good enough for a shower.
Unit is installed in a top floor flat running from a combi boiler system.
Any ideas?
If your saying the hand set does not run well with the main shower running then it may well be that your main and the restriction within the boiler cannot cope with the demand placed on it by both showers operating. If the hand set is poor whilst running on its own id suspect an issue it should be pretty decent.
First thing id do would be remove the hose and hand set and see what comes straight out of the valve.
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craigjm said:
viscountdallara said:
Replace the existing hose with a full bore shower hose
It should work with the one supplied with the unit surely? Its hardly a £40 electric shower.Randomly just seen a neighbour trying to set up a hand wand thing like yours.
There were some seals missing in his kit, so we used tap washers instead - worked a treat, but we did have enlarge the hole through the middle of the washer / seal. These were where the hot and cold pipes are attached to the mixer, so has someone used washers in your setup with a small hole through the middle?
There were some seals missing in his kit, so we used tap washers instead - worked a treat, but we did have enlarge the hole through the middle of the washer / seal. These were where the hot and cold pipes are attached to the mixer, so has someone used washers in your setup with a small hole through the middle?
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