Hi all, have been reading up about fitting shower pumps and will be doing it soon'ish. From what I've seen I need to fit a Essex flange to my cold water tank in the loft and a Surrey flange to the Hot water Cylinder. My question is this, do I just empty the CWT and drill the appropriate size hole in the bottom, up a bit from the base and in one of the flat zones, then just fit the flange? This seems to simple to be true but what do I know, I'm a gardener not a plumber, or a sparky for that matter, or a builder, come to think of it am I doing!?!?!?! Saving money and spending it on a holiday

Any help would be great.

Dave

It's not an Essex flange you fit to the cistern it's just a tank connector. For a diyer look no further than a 22mm speedfit one like this: http://www.plumb nation.co.uk/site/speedfit-tank-connector/

It should be installed just lower than the outlet that feeds the hot water cylinder if possible to ensure you don't get scalded if you run out of water

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Or just google speedfit tank connector, blooming' mods

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OP just copy the above link and remove the space between Plumb and Nation.

Apologies to Razor, Plumbnation links have been banned due to spammers, no reflection on your reputation.

Or use screwfix

http://www.screwfix.com/p/jg-speedfit-c ... 22mm/14952

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Maidment Properties - Bathroom and Kitchen Specialists - Dorset

Thanks everyone, thats what I was talking about Razor, just not very good with terminology's yet .

http://www.jtmplumbing.co.uk/compressio ... or-933.htm

Will be using these guy's http://www.jtmplumbing.co.uk/ for all my copper plumbing bits, customer service so far has been brill and the guy in my area seems to know whats going on as well!!!

Sorry, but just to make sure, drill a hole and fit, yes?

Normally the mods wouldn't let a new poster put up a website in case it was the company spamming.

However as I spent £1500 on fittings there last month and it's where all my copper fittings come from I think they will let it go this time
That's gotta be worth a discount

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I must be special, it is my 4th . Just had a look at that site Razor, seems expensive compared to the one I intend to use, is this a bad thing, are there different qualities of copper out there?

When you spend that much you don't pay the prices on the web

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got it.

got any tat left over

i pressed thank you by accident but i thought i would leave it

Was Brill, got me wonga and then let down time after time , my advice is now to avoid unless you have 2 months to wait.