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New showers. what to go for?

mjp · 2019-01-06 18:45:43

Need to pick 3 showers for newbuild house I'm building. Water is going to be a pressurised system with Air to water heating system. What type of showers would you recommend for me to buy?

06-01-2019 6:45pm

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Need to pick 3 showers for newbuild house I'm building. Water is going to be a pressurised system with Air to water heating system. What type of showers would you recommend for me to buy?

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#2 06-01-2019 9:16pm

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Pressurised system gives you so many options. If it were me one would have to be a rain shower. You can get showers from a few hundred euros to a few thousand. Triton & Mira have reasonable priced reasonable quality showers. I'd also stay away from digital showers. When they fail they are usually an expensive fix.

I think I'd have an electric shower in one bathroom for times when there is no hot water or someone else is having a shower from the stored hot water supply. There may not be enough hot water for two showers. My shower will drain 130 litres of hot water in 10 minutes. Electric shower is also A energy rated so not as expensive as some would have you believe.

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