RIght, I can turn my hand to a bit of diy but I like to take my time and be sure and methodical. The only plumbing Ive ever done though is fit an outdoor tap and now, as our shower is so naff I'm looking to fit a shower pump.
The shower is a combined tap and shower unit over the bath upstairs, this is on the same level as the airing cubboard tank and there's a water storage tank in the attic. (incidentally the hot water power through the tap seems good but not good via the shower head, we've even tried different heads and pipes to no avail)
So, I'm thinking of buying a Stuart Turner one, as after a google group search of this group that seems to be one of the well recommended ones and there's this one on ebay
Now Ive had a look too about "surrey valves" and this is were I'm starting to get a wee bit worried about the plumbing side.
As I understand it, I would need to remove (this is the hot water feed side) the current pipe from the top of my hot water cylinder and replace it with one of these? is that right?