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pump for shower

C81 · 2012-03-21 22:56:22

hi, i have a shower running into the bath. it isnt electric. the water coming out of the shower is working off gravity and isnt powerful or much coming from it. Can i put an electric pump into this shower to make it more powerful? any recommendations? costs? etc would be grateful! thanks!

21-03-2012 10:56pm

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C81

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hi,

i have a shower running into the bath. it isnt electric. the water coming out of the shower is working off gravity and isnt powerful or much coming from it.

Can i put an electric pump into this shower to make it more powerful?
any recommendations? costs? etc would be grateful!

thanks!

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#2 21-03-2012 11:09pm

JohnnieK

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You can put a shower pump onto it. I only use Grundfos shower pumps. Cost all depends on how easy the instal would be.

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#3 21-03-2012 11:52pm

C81

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must take a look.

would i need an electrician to fit the electrical part or can a plumber do all?

thanks for the reply.

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