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    Thermostat for Bath Shower Mixer Tap?








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    Thermostat for Bath Shower Mixer Tap?

    Postby PZ » Sat Oct 03, 2009 12:29 pm

    Dear All

    I'd be greatful if I could get some advice or your opinions on the below.

    We are currently in the process of getting a shower fitted over our bath and got a plumber round to quote us on fitting the bath.shower mixer tap. The plumber recommended that we install a mixer tap with an intergrated thermostat.
    The only problem is that these taps with a thermostat appear to be a good GBP200 more expensive so we are wondering if the thermostat is really a necessity.
    Any advice or your opinion would be highly appreciated.

    Many thanks

    Brgds

    PZ

    P.S. If anyone can recommend a good bath shower mixer tap please let me know.
    PZ
     
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    Postby stoneyboy » Mon Oct 05, 2009 8:48 pm

    PZ,
    Suggest you stick with a basic bath/shower mixer but make sure it is designed to work with the pressure you have eg if its a tank fed system and the cold tank is in the loft and your shower is in a room directly below the loft you will need a mixer which is designed for 0.1 bar.
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