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Piping for shower upgrade
I have a single storey cottage and consequentially have very little
head to drive a shower. There's an extension that has the shower in it, currently electric. I'm having PV panels fitted so it seems sensible to use the excess electricity to heat the tank for a 'proper' shower. The shower is some 8m from the tank with a 15mm HW feed for the a basin in the shower room and the kitchen. If that pipe is pumped, and including the shower, will that pipe be bigger enough? Thanks in advance Rob |
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