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Discuss HELP! Is this normal practice for plumbing in a shower? in the Showers and Wetrooms Advice area at Plumbers Forums
That’s what puts me off. Will have another look at the trade show at the Ricoh in May.
No we supplied the shower and did all the work downstairs. (Fitted the shower to the wall and sent the electrics up to the loft) The plumber provided a seperate cold feed from the tank for the shower and all the piping in the loft.
Which cold feed and from where? Do you have any pics of the tank he took it from?
No sorry no photos. the one i have sent is the pipe going from the tank on the left to the shower pump. it's just a single cold feed taken from the cold water tank in the loft to feed the shower exclusively so that if you flush the loo the pressure won't dip. A good idea from the plumber but i guess he was in a hurry? would you pay £300 for this? Not sure about how long it took as i wasn't there at the time. he left the loft hatch in a mess too!! (photo enclosed)
