Just want to check something before I proceed with a re-piping exercise.
I am fitting a new thermostatic shower in the bathroom which is fed from a balanced unvented hot water system.
I have another shower in the en-suite where the hot and cold feeds are both 15mm teed directly from 22mm copper.
For the new shower am I better taking an additional feed off the 22mm copper, or just branching off the 15mm feed to the existing shower?
Presumably taking a new feed from the 22mm will possibly provide enough flow to allow both showers to by run at the same time, less so if I take the feed from the existing 15mm?
Any advice greatly appreciated!
Thanks
I am fitting a new thermostatic shower in the bathroom which is fed from a balanced unvented hot water system.
I have another shower in the en-suite where the hot and cold feeds are both 15mm teed directly from 22mm copper.
For the new shower am I better taking an additional feed off the 22mm copper, or just branching off the 15mm feed to the existing shower?
Presumably taking a new feed from the 22mm will possibly provide enough flow to allow both showers to by run at the same time, less so if I take the feed from the existing 15mm?
Any advice greatly appreciated!
Thanks