Pocster

Shower is 1st floor Spoke to pump express they suggested a "power tank" - tank with a pump ; 1.3k!!!! plus I need to know my flow rate etc.!!

This the type of thing? https://pumpexpress.co.uk/shop/pressurewave-series-24-litre-inline-pressure-vessel/ I *assume* you only get half the volume due to the diaphram . So what size should I look for?

Right! My builder tried using the the shower as the first device in the cold water main and (you won't be surprised) it didn't make enough difference. So!; can I have a tank recommended for this. It's only feeding 1 electric shower so I *guess* should be able to supply 2 successive showers i.e. enough water for 2 people to shower independently. I know he thinks it will fit in the loft area (I have a loft room) - also the access hatch to the eves is very small. But anyway!; please links to a suitable tank. The builder has asked me to show him the product - then if it fails it's my fault ?

I’m not familiar with that ; but can only imagine them tiling in a provocative manner!!

Working on New Year’s Day ! A sin surely ! ?

I don’t know . Depends which year ?

Disgusting forum ! ?

Bonus !

All nuns are { very nice people } in my experience

No - it’s a different incompetent ?

You think the builder will admit he’s wrong and listen too me ; a non plumber !! ? Let him try ; maybe fail ; then a tank .

Or perhaps not . Don’t bend down !

I know I know Right at the start I showed him your diagram but none of them ‘understood’ it ffs ! i’ll let him try this feed of the main ; if that fails he will have to install a tank somewhere . No good in loft as a room now !

Electric shower is communal- 2 bedrooms need it as not ensuite . Builder wants to try his cheaper method first of course ! Otherwise he’s liable for extra costs ...

I guess there must be a proper way to work this out? By that I mean real physics ....

Builder wants to try re-routing the cold direct to the electric shower. I guess there's no way of knowing if this will work i.e. with 4 UVC showers running ; until we try it

Not sure - hence roofer to check The upstand is currently timber .

Roofer looked at all this before said it wasn’t an issue . He also suggested the screed to falls . i’ll try to get him back out to take a look ...

Here we are You can see the lowest upstand with and without the frame . Too be fair his screeding is like perfect !!

Yes . But only on the centre section where you park . Stilted tiles everywhere else I.e around walk on glass

Actually that might be a dumb idea and cause other issues . i did consider raising all the up stands but then the gates would also need a rising hinge or something to clear the driveway !! ?

Hey @Onoff ! Suppose I fitted this 1 walk on glass frame before the bitumen . Could he bitumen too it ? Essentially embed it in the bitumen ? . Then he could fillet away from it on each side . Hope that makes sense !?

I’ll grab one tomorrow. This front deck has been a nightmare!

Right ! SIG guy recommended roofer . Roofer guy recommended guy to screed a fall . The screed has been done ; I can’t walk on it but looks to be a proper job . Problem is 1 up stand in particular is low - real low . Maybe just 20mm above the screed . Bearing in mind hot bitumen has to go ontop the screed so the upstand will be even lower . I know upstands are meant to be a min of 150mm but that was always impossible in this situation . I could timber across all the upstands to raise them before the bitumen . But then I’ll be much higher than the house damp course and much higher than the street entrance way . ? Trying to think how to make a ‘feature ‘ out of a raised corner ( stilted tiles sitting around glazing ) . Or just not worry - see what happens . The screed does look spot on fall wise so perhaps it’s less of an issue than I imagine . Just when it’s meant to be 150mm and I will struggle to get 15mm I worry .

A bit too much from the police report I read ...