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Mixer Shower Question
Jacster_2
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Hello all. I'm thinking of having this thermostatic mixer shower installed over my bath. http://www.tapstore.com/acatalog/copy_of_Minimalist_Shower_With_Kit.html I have a couple of questions and was hoping someone here with more knowledge than me might be able to help! First question is...This shower looks ok to me...anyone out there used this brand or model before and be able to offer an opinion on its performance? Second question is...What could I expect as an install price from a plumber? Many thanks for your help - much appreciated Cheers Jac
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Bump...I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give! Cheers JacIf it was easy, everyone would do it!0
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The link doesn't say who manufactures it. I don't know who Tapstore usually source stuff from, but the one thing I noticed is it says "high pressure 1 bar".
1 bar isn't high pressure. I'm not sure what they mean. What supplies your hot water? Combi? Tank?A house isn't a home without a cat.
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It's the same as the Artisan or Tivoli which is a contract level shower, the performance isn't bad and it requires a minimum 1 bar to operate satisfactorily. It wouldn't be suitable for gravity fed installation without a pump. Combi would be fine. Grahams do the Tivoli version for about £80 +VAT I think.0
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Thanks for your replies - much appreciated!! ;-) Bob - I've a "megaflow" water tank in my hall cupboard with an indicator that currently shows 1.5 bar. A plumber advised me to ensure it was always between 1 and 2 bar for best operation, so I think this would be ok. Moneysavingplumber - thanks for the tip! I've just checked the Graham's website and had a look at their price list. Going to mull this one over and maybe get a plumber out to quote for an install. Do either of you have recommendations for the best thermostatic mixer shower below £150? Really appreciate your help! Jacs ;-)If it was easy, everyone would do it!0
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