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The scenario: Top floor of a tall 3-storey building we have an electric shower - probably a Galaxy / Designa type thing.
When someone downstairs flushes the toilet or runs a tap the shower becomes scalding hot.
The shower manufacturer says the unit is fine, but the water volume is insufficient. The property has three kitchens and bathrooms. He says the only solution is to fit a second water main. We don't want to do that.
We are looking for a cost-effective solution to the problem.
Any good ideas greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.
The scenario: Top floor of a tall 3-storey building we have an electric shower - probably a Galaxy / Designa type thing.
When someone downstairs flushes the toilet or runs a tap the shower becomes scalding hot.
The shower manufacturer says the unit is fine, but the water volume is insufficient. The property has three kitchens and bathrooms. He says the only solution is to fit a second water main. We don't want to do that.
We are looking for a cost-effective solution to the problem.
Any good ideas greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.