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Hi all, how can I see if I had mixer taps for a shower would it be better than an electric shower?.
 
I have direct cold water to the cold water upstairs and I have a brand new combi-boiler for hot water.?.

Depending on your litres per minute available I would suggest a mixer shower, although I know soon people prefer an electric shower as a backup in case there’s a hot water fault on boiler.

Edit: just re-read your first post, it also depends on your bath mixer shower tap.
 

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