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Head of water
Does one measure head of water from the bottom of the tank or the top? I'd
assume bottom. Working in a place last week, old building converted into bedsits a few years ago. Water tank in a cupboard on a metal stand with the hot water cylinder underneath. Bottom of the tank was 4' from the floor. Bathroom on the same floor a few feet away. Water pressure was terrible, toilet cistern took around 10 mins to fill. ISTR that to get 1 bar pressure you need a 10 metre head? From the bottom of the tank was roughly a 1 metre head. Are there no regs about this sort of thing? -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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