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29-03-2007, 06:56
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Be clear .. or be misunderstood!
I am sure that many BMs have experienced what might be termed misinterpretations but I could not help laughing last week.
In the shed I am installing a power shower. The water pressure being what it is (low) I suggested to the builder that we might use a header tank in the roof to act as a kind of reservoir to prevent the pump from drying up. I have enclosed a picture of my "header tank"! It has now been buried in the ground. Mac Last edited by Mac : 29-03-2007 at 07:03. 
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29-03-2007, 09:24
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I guess you guys never discussed how many litters?
 Ouch! The joys of construction here never stop. Hear the word "tank", think big blue 2000L job, stop listening, and dig a big hole. At least they didn't start building a big separate water tower.
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29-03-2007, 11:26
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Also it seems the norm to rig a underground storage and pressurize with electric pumps..
Quite a pain if you have electric cuts as you immediately lose water pressure too..
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31-03-2007, 04:05
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On the Ball
I think you are absolutely correct. I had not considered the implications of the power cut on pressure and of course the builder did simply hear the word "tank" and stopped listening.
As we speak a secondary system is being proposed.... This involves a cold water tank (aka big bucket) in the roof! Thanks for the insight Mac
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03-04-2007, 03:26
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That is 'king hilarious
 , thanks for keeping us entertained with your build Mac
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