Where the mains water couples into the bottom of an electric shower, is the
distance from wall designed so it lines up with the pipe in surface mount
clips. Or will the pipe need setting.

"Richard" wrote in message
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Where the mains water couples into the bottom of an electric shower, is the
distance from wall designed so it lines up with the pipe in surface mount
clips. Or will the pipe need setting.



It depends on the shower unit.

"BigWallop" wrote in message
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"Richard" wrote in message
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Where the mains water couples into the bottom of an electric shower, is
the
distance from wall designed so it lines up with the pipe in surface
mount
clips. Or will the pipe need setting.



It depends on the shower unit.


Another fine example of standardisation, its a Triton

Richard wrote:
"Richard" wrote
Where the mains water couples into the bottom of an electric
shower, is the distance from wall designed so it lines up with the
pipe in surface mount clips.

Seemed to on a T80 and it's replacement I had a while back, also enough
clearance for compression fittings.

Or will the pipe need setting.

Unlikely (IMO)

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Toby.

'One day son, all this will be finished'