Bauherr32
2011-04-13 13:25:40
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Hello,
I have a question for the experts. We are moving into our apartment in the summer and initially wanted to have a shower panel. When our plumber told us that this was not possible, we decided on a dual shower system with a rain shower and a handheld shower. However, this is also not supposed to work. The exact wording of the plumber was: "The entire central drinking water supply system is basically designed in the project for operation with 'normal' commercially available handheld showers, which can handle a flow pressure of 1 bar minimum flow pressure with a maximum water consumption of up to 10 ltr/h. If the water amount is increased, the flow pressure will decrease."
We will now get a shower rail with one shower and a normal surface-mounted fitting, which we do not want. Does anyone have any advice?
I have a question for the experts. We are moving into our apartment in the summer and initially wanted to have a shower panel. When our plumber told us that this was not possible, we decided on a dual shower system with a rain shower and a handheld shower. However, this is also not supposed to work. The exact wording of the plumber was: "The entire central drinking water supply system is basically designed in the project for operation with 'normal' commercially available handheld showers, which can handle a flow pressure of 1 bar minimum flow pressure with a maximum water consumption of up to 10 ltr/h. If the water amount is increased, the flow pressure will decrease."
We will now get a shower rail with one shower and a normal surface-mounted fitting, which we do not want. Does anyone have any advice?