Hi All,
All the advice you offered on shower pumps etc was very useful. The job went well and we now have a fantastic shower.
Some advice here would also be greatly appreciated!
Our final plumbing job is now imminent. We would like to fit a larger hot water cylinder into our airing cupboard. With our new bigger bath we tend to run out of hot water. The existing cylinder is an old British Gas 117 litre effort. We would like to go up to maybe 140. I have a few questions;
1) We would like a fast recovery type, any recommendations? 2) If poss my wife doesnt want it to be any taller than the existing cylinder as she likes the shelving space in the airing cupboard. Are wider cylinders available? 3) I used copper tube and speedfit connections for our shower pump. Can I use the same style for plumbing in a new cylinder? 4) What type of connections do cylinders usually have (compression etc)? 4) From experience, how big a job is it, more than a day? 5) Any other advice?Thanks for any info, Matthew