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Half price new Mira Coda bar thermostatic shower

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Bought in error. Opened the bags to the fittings. Not fitted (the pipework is too close), not used, with box. Going for a ?100 so will sell for ?50. Would rather sell it local so that buyer can inspect rather than on e-bay. All details on the attached: https://www.plumbworld.co.uk/mira-coda-thermostatic-bar-19532-17766


So bar shower as said, sits on top of the tiles as shown on the link above. Complete with head, riser etc.


Adjustable centre (ie distance between inlet pipes) - this is where I got it wrong as my centre is too narrow. Again the above link says it all.

malumbu

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Some more details - this is not an electric shower it is a mixer that takes from the existing hot and cold water pipes.

Separate hot and cold water pipes must be fitted (that is pretty obvious!)

It will work with traditional (hot and cold tanks) and combi (instantaneous) hot water systems

For trad systems it you need to have a high enough head (ie height of cold water tank) for the flow or use a pumped system

Doing all this is not a simple DIY job (although one I am capable of!). If you aleady have a mixer then it will be pretty straightforward as all you are doing is attaching it.


Anyway I'll give it another day before putting on e bay. Thanks

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