Im planning on how to fit a concealed shower valve into a paramount wall which has a narrow cavity depth(35mm)
Luckily the rear face of the wall is in the hw cylinder cupboard so i plan to have part of the valve coming through to the cupboard then boxing it in.
If i do this the position of the inlet and out let valves will be partly blocked by the plasterboard board so i was thinking could use a couple of 90 degree elbows separated by short section of pipe in a sort of z shape to clear the obstruction
The question ive got is will using multiple bends un close range have a big impact on the flow rate?
Its a gravity fed system so I'll be using a shower pump (not specced and bought yet)
Luckily the rear face of the wall is in the hw cylinder cupboard so i plan to have part of the valve coming through to the cupboard then boxing it in.
If i do this the position of the inlet and out let valves will be partly blocked by the plasterboard board so i was thinking could use a couple of 90 degree elbows separated by short section of pipe in a sort of z shape to clear the obstruction
The question ive got is will using multiple bends un close range have a big impact on the flow rate?
Its a gravity fed system so I'll be using a shower pump (not specced and bought yet)