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Options to increase bath tap hot water pressure
I've recently moved into a house without a shower. The hot water
pressure out of the bath top is too low to effectively use one of those hand-hold shower heads that attaches to the tap. I will probably discuss with the landlord at some point the possibility of getting a shower fitted, but this may be impractical given the layout of the bathroom - low sloping roof at one end of the bath and a Victorian sash window at the other. I was wondering whether there are any practical options for increasing the water pressure of the tap so a hand held shower becomes practical. The pressure is low because the hot water tank is on the same level as the bath, would there be any practical options to fit a secondary hot water header tank above the current one for example? TIA [crossposted to cam.misc and uk.d-i-y, followups to uk.d-i-y] |
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