Hey people.
I hope someone can advise me on best way to sort this prob...
I have a convensional boiler running 11 rads. the cylinder is not a large 1, being about 1 meter tall. The shower is a thermostatic type which runs off the cylinder, My prob is that the water runs out after one and a half decent showers. So as soon as the second person starts to shower it goes cold half way through. My question is what would be the best way to ensure we could have 2 decent length showers without the hot water falling short??? Im looking to put in a new shower too, which will have a larger flow rate than the existing one. Ideally i dont yet want to swap over to a combi boiler just yet as the existing boiler is not v old. What would be the best way to overcome this problem?? would a larger cylinder surfice?? if so how much larger??
Thanks for reading this post, and all comment will be much appreaciated....
Cheers Dave.
I hope someone can advise me on best way to sort this prob...
I have a convensional boiler running 11 rads. the cylinder is not a large 1, being about 1 meter tall. The shower is a thermostatic type which runs off the cylinder, My prob is that the water runs out after one and a half decent showers. So as soon as the second person starts to shower it goes cold half way through. My question is what would be the best way to ensure we could have 2 decent length showers without the hot water falling short??? Im looking to put in a new shower too, which will have a larger flow rate than the existing one. Ideally i dont yet want to swap over to a combi boiler just yet as the existing boiler is not v old. What would be the best way to overcome this problem?? would a larger cylinder surfice?? if so how much larger??
Thanks for reading this post, and all comment will be much appreaciated....
Cheers Dave.