ok... me again with another question....
I'm looking for a wall mounted bath filler, that will work at 0.1 bar. (Taps will be about 1.5m below base of CWT)
A few weeks ago I ordered a 3 hole, 0.1 bar bath filler, with matching basin tap, but having chased the supplier they today tell me the manufacturer has stopped production of the bath filler.... and not having taps is now holding up the bathroom refurb.
So... can anyone recommend a suitable bath filler, either a specific model, or a range, (preferably one that won't cost me an arm and a leg...upto £250 would be fine.)
I'm finding it annoying that some places state a bath filler is suitable for 0.1 bar but when you visist the manufactures website they state a minimum of 0.2 bar... can't people be consistant..?!?!?
Edit: Ok, after an evening browsing the net I've decided on the Grohe bath filler, at least that consistantly says it will cope with low pressures.
Does anyone know why their bath filler only uses 15mm pipework, instead of the standard 22mm for baths..?
I'm looking for a wall mounted bath filler, that will work at 0.1 bar. (Taps will be about 1.5m below base of CWT)
A few weeks ago I ordered a 3 hole, 0.1 bar bath filler, with matching basin tap, but having chased the supplier they today tell me the manufacturer has stopped production of the bath filler.... and not having taps is now holding up the bathroom refurb.
So... can anyone recommend a suitable bath filler, either a specific model, or a range, (preferably one that won't cost me an arm and a leg...upto £250 would be fine.)
I'm finding it annoying that some places state a bath filler is suitable for 0.1 bar but when you visist the manufactures website they state a minimum of 0.2 bar... can't people be consistant..?!?!?
Edit: Ok, after an evening browsing the net I've decided on the Grohe bath filler, at least that consistantly says it will cope with low pressures.
Does anyone know why their bath filler only uses 15mm pipework, instead of the standard 22mm for baths..?