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Ric2013. All the taps I like only seem to be compatible with high pressure systems (not gravity fed) so if I put a pump in this will give the high pressure I need - will it? Surely a pump is the best way to go? I'm very open to advice as I'm a novice. Thank you
 
Personally I would keep looking for taps, not sure the noise of a pump will be to your liking.

PS. I am sick to death of the sound of mine.
 
itcanbesoeasy. Thank you for your clear advice. I think I'll go down this route.
 
Two pumps. One for hot and one for cold. If you try using a twin impellor the seals will go.
 
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