SHOWERS and plumbing...

[johnpar55]

Hi,

SHOWERS and plumbing...

Q: Does the plumbing have to be embedded behind plaster,
or can it be open plan (i.e pipe clipped, onto tiles)?

Thanx in advance
John

 

[gas4you]

Depends on the type of shower you buy, whether you don't mind seeing surface mounted pipes, or if you want to re-tile afterwards, in other words it's up to you.

 

[johnpar55]

Hi Dave,
thanks for that...

is there any link available, whereby I see the insides of a bog-standard electric shower (1xcold 15mm pipe in) shower, i.e for plumping connection or fittings etc...

Just curious before I get stuck in so to speak

 

[breezer]

depends on brand as to where everthing is, try google.

but dont use

yes it really is an electric shower, they are commonly called "suicide showers"

 

[gas4you]

You could do a search on here, or maybe visit one of the shower manufactuer web sites, the one you are intending to fit would be good.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Breezer,

What in the name of Beelzebub's nut sack its that?

 

[Newboy]

That looks like one of mine before I decided to comply with Part P

 

[Gasguru]

"More pleasure in the bath with bigger outflow of the water without wastefulness."

Its all here http://www.lorenzetti.com.br/index2.htm

 

[Dan Robinson]

Jesus I've seen it all now, I think I'll go outside and sitck my head in the waterbutt..

 

[Gasguru]

It is quite innovative though and with 110 volts would certainly wake you up in the morning.

 

[Dan Robinson]

You wouldn't need any hair gel either