I want to replace my 25 year old gravity mixer shower and install a pump to boost water pressure. The bunf that came with the shower talks about needing a surrey or essex flange. I may already have one but I need to know how to identify it. The hot water feed for the shower leaves the cylinder at an angle, almost at the top next to the immersion heater. It has a great big nut on it like pictures I have seen of flanges. So is it a flange? Or just a big nut?
How to identify essex/surrey flange
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This the flange i have:
Can I swap it for an essex, or is there a compatible pump?
Can I swap it for an essex, or is there a compatible pump?
At least they play a nice game unlike those West Bromwich ones. Or is it Brighton and Hove?
Anyway, your pump won't care which flange you use, much. Try it with the one you've got.
You might even find you've got an Essex mounted on top.
Anyway, your pump won't care which flange you use, much. Try it with the one you've got.
You might even find you've got an Essex mounted on top.
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ChrisR said:You might even find you've got an Essex mounted on top.
Hope so
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