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    Postby nathog » Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:19 am

    Hi :? :? :? :?

    We have central heating in our house which is how our hot water is run from and we are looking into getting an electrical shower but we seem to have a problem as our pipes are covered in by our tiles in the bathroom & our hot tank is upstairs.

    Is there anyway that we can get an electrical shower in without having to take any tiles out & without having all wires showing??

    I'm real sorry to bother you its just we are a little confused.

    Any answer that can help us would be appreciated.
    nathog
     
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    Postby htg engineer » Mon Feb 11, 2008 5:13 pm

    It depends on where you want the shower, what's on the other side of the wall where the shower will be ? is it possible to drill through the wall for the pipe and cable - then they wont be on show in the bathroom ?

    Is there a cavity in the wall where the shower will be fitted ? you'd probably get a cable down, but the pipe would be on show. Chrome pipe doesn't look bad on show in a bathroom.

    Hope this helps
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