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Retro fitting an electric shower

ritesh · 2017-04-21 14:05:52

My parents live in a flat where they only have a bath and want to fit an electric shower. I wanted to gain as much information as possible so would like to ask you all for your thoughts on the matter. What considerations should be taken into account? Is this an easy retrofit? What would be a good make/model of electric…

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ritesh Posts: 394 Forumite

21 April 2017 at 5:12PM

EssexExile wrote: »

A pumped shower will use at least as much water as a bath.

The mains pressure is quite decent so did not think a pump would be necessary.

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