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showers and hot water systems
We have a 3 storey Victorian house with 2 hot water systems - a tank
(heated by an AGA) that provides hot water to the top of the house and a new combi (Worcester Bosch, fitted by British Gas last Sept) that heats the radiators and provides hot water to the lower parts of the house. We are having a new bathroom fitted and the plumber said that the boiler was stretched when he started and could barely cope with its exsiting demands of 17 radiators, 1 mixer shower and hot water to the kitchen/ 2 sinks (plus dishwasher and washing machine). The hot water tank provides water to another ensuite (inc a shower, no bath) and several sinks (4). I understood the new bathroom was to be plumbed of this tank - power shower (has deluge head and diverter), sink, large bath. However, he now plans to plumb the 'power' shower off the combi. I am very concerned that this is not going to work, and I will be left with a system that does not work well. What is the best solution? Thanks |