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Shower Valve
I currently have a Mira 415 Pressure Balancing (not thermostatic) shower
valve fed from a combi. Planning a bathroom make-over. Would a pair of mixer taps with a diverter control be suitable or is there an advantace in retaining a separate shower valve? |
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Shower Valve
On 17/04/2016 21:51, DerbyBorn wrote:
I currently have a Mira 415 Pressure Balancing (not thermostatic) shower valve fed from a combi. Planning a bathroom make-over. Would a pair of mixer taps with a diverter control be suitable or is there an advantace in retaining a separate shower valve? It would do the job but from experience, you will experience fluctuations in temperature if someone opens a hot or cold tap whilst you're in the shower. If you install a separate thermostatic shower valve, the temperature will remain relatively constant. -- Dazza |
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