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Installing a Shower
There are few main stages in Building - Installing a shower by our plumbers and builders. Building the shower space Extending the supplies to the site Mounting the shower tray Extending the waste or install new waste - 40 mm pipe work Installing the metal framework and sliding doors that together with the corner will form the shower cubicle Fitting the shower mixer valve that blends the cold and hot water Installing the shower head - sprinkler head Tilling the walls The position of the shower will also be determined by the proximity of hot - cold water supplies and waste pipes. Extending the water feeding pipes and waste pipe - entails running new pipes. The London Plumbers might be able to run the part of the piping under the floor boards or part of the plumbing can be hidden inside the walls. The shower area must be well ventilated to prevent condensation and our builder - electrician must install an extractor fan in the outside wall.
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A purpose build shower unit offers a convenient and economical way of extending the facilities of a bathroom. Since such showers are self-contained and waterproof and takes up less than one square metre of floor space, they can be build into a variety of areas. It can be the corner of a bedroom, a cloakroom, a utility room, or even an empty cupboard under the stairs.