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Shower pump
Hi,
My parents shower is like a a watering can, as it is gravity fed.and they are in a bungalow. As the shower room backs onto the air cupboard where the hot water tank it, it seems like it will be very easy to fit a pump and beef it up a bit. Looking in scre fix, they have two models that look like they might be suitable, one is £80 and is 1.5 bar, the other is £140 and is 2.0 bar. I dont have a feel for what an average shower is, so I am not sur whether to recommend the 1.5 bar or 2.0 bar. Our house has a mains pressured hot water system and has a lovely strong shower. If i know for instance that Main pressure was say ~1.5 bar, i'd have some frame of reference. Any suggestions? I'm pretty competant at plumbing and so I'll be fitting it myself. Any top-tops and gotchas appreciated though... Cheers Chris |
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