Factsheets - Water pressure Whilst all advice given is correct to the best of our knowledge, we cannot be held responsible for any problems should you choose to take our advice. Select from the following:

Plumbing Glossary

Emergency plumbing

How to disconnect a washing machine

Mould in bathrooms and showers

Taps and shower valves

Earth bonding

Preparing for winter

Power showering in flats

Buying a bathroom suite

Advice when doing building work

Water pressure

Pressure and stored hot water

Flow and pressure

Water softeners

Boiler breakdowns

Gas Rating

Asbestos Awareness

Insufficient pressure in an installation:

You need a pumped solution.

A Booster Set provides both high pressure and increased flow rates. A booster set contains a tank holding water for ten minutes of consumption and a pumo. The tank provides the volume of water to deal with the flow, the pump provides to pressure.

Low flow rate, but sufficient static pressure on the mains:

If you have enough pressure (we will ascertain this) you can use an accumulator which holds your cold water at the mains pressure with no power consumption, so the larger the better.

View our Factsheets on the following related topics:

Power Showering in Flats
Pressure and Stored Hot water
Flow and Pressure

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