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Poor water pressure

gabdoc · 2014-06-10 21:40:50

Hi, hope someone can help, I have two story house with no water tank. Have two bar of pressure coming into the house which we can turn up or down, which means we have good pressure from the mains. Pressure good, until two taps are being used at the same time. Would it be ok to turn up pressure regulator to three bar or do…

10-06-2014 9:40pm

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gabdoc

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Hi, hope someone can help, I have two story house with no water tank. Have two bar of pressure coming into the house which we can turn up or down, which means we have good pressure from the mains. Pressure good, until two taps are being used at the same time. Would it be ok to turn up pressure regulator to three bar or do I need to install pumps or something to fix this problem.? Your advice would be appreciated.

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#2 22-06-2014 4:03pm

Giving it holly

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System you have is not great. Is it a water main or private well? Was never a fan of this type of system. Best thing to do is install a storage tank to maintain a constant flow of water in the house. Other wise you will have this problem for ever.

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