Re: [OT] Advice on fitting a power shower / water pump.

[steve.cooper@xxxxxxx]

>> I have "positive pressure" in the cold supply as it's
flowing down from
>> the attic.

The tank in the attic provides the positive pressure for the hot water
tank.  The cold water will come straight in from the mains.

>> But if I fit a pump in the en-suite bathroom I'll be
"sucking" up the
hot water from down stairs.

As the head pressure is in the ceiling it should be fine

>> I assume someone somewhere has a similar set up?

Our hot water tank is on the second floor but the pipes go up into the
loft
and back down again so in actual fact the shower unit is above the tank
if
only by a few feet.

S.



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