Thanks for the info guys.
I bought my place a couple of years ago now but ive been working elsewhere so never really had the time to look at it properly. It is a proper bodge DIY job by the previous owners. It actually flooded the ground floor because of a badly capped off 'something' that the guy had removed when he left.
Have an old boiler with a water cylinder upstairs, which means its indirect right? and with a water tank in the loft. However, the house is a converted bungalow which means the water tank in the 'loft' is only really a foot above the cylinder. The water pressure in the showers and taps is pretty awful. There are several small pumps which are sitting in what appear to be plant pot bases lol. Just loose on the floor in the airing cupboard. These appear to have been used to provide water to the bathroom in the extension. The shower attached to the bath in there has amazing pressure incidentally, but the shower cubicle in the same room is a dribble. Its quite confusing.
I have a megaflow cylinder just sitting around in a container and was wondering if i could incorporate it into the system to solve the pressure issue.
Its only a 3 bedroom bungalow, would one of these cylinders be overkill? Would I be better off just getting a combi boiler and doing away with the existing cylinder in the airing cupboard?
These are the questions running around my mind