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Kim
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 Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 11:57 pm Post subject: Help - Advice required on Showers |
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| We are thinking of getting installed a power shower in the bath and a separate ensuite power shower. they would both be connected to a pump in the attic. However we have been advised that inorder to be able to use them simultaneously without lose of power - wtayer pressure and temperature to each shower we may need to have our water tank in the attic replaced with a larger one. Is this correct? Any guidance would be much appreciated. |
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Ian
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Location: wigan
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| Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2003 7:35 pm Post subject: Re: Help - Advice required on Showers |
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| Kim wrote: | | We are thinking of getting installed a power shower in the bath and a separate ensuite power shower. they would both be connected to a pump in the attic. However we have been advised that inorder to be able to use them simultaneously without lose of power - wtayer pressure and temperature to each shower we may need to have our water tank in the attic replaced with a larger one. Is this correct? Any guidance would be much appreciated. |
this could be true dependant on the size of tank you have got already.
i would suggest having them fitted and then see if you need to change the tank the reason why is its unlikley that they will be used at the same time. |
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