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Showermate Single Impeller Shower Pumps

If you're looking for something that's affordable but not lacking in reliabilty then a Showermate pump is the way to go. They're light and easy to install and can make all the difference with your water pressure in the bathroom. A single impeller pump is ideal for boosting the hot or cold water pressure to a single outlet like a tap or a shower. It's the easiest way to add a bit more luxury to your bathing experience!
 
 

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Stuart Turner Showermate Shower Pump 2.0 Bar Single Positive Impeller  - 47340

5.0
5 ratings
£123.99 inc
VAT
Save £12.83 | Was £136.82
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Stuart Turner Showermate Shower Pump 2.6 Bar Single Universal Impeller  - 47375

5.0
3 ratings
£340.20 inc
VAT
Save £14.80 | Was £355.00

Will a single impeller Showermate pump boost my shower or tap?

Yes. A single impeller Showermate is designed to boost either the hot or the cold feed to one outlet, so it will increase pressure at a single shower or a single tap. if your shower feels weak because only the hot feed needs help, a single impeller 2.6 bar model will give noticeably stronger flow than a 2.0 bar one. It's a simple way to add more luxury to a single bathroom fitting without a larger twin‑impeller unit.

What's the practical difference between the 2.0 bar and 2.6 bar models?

The bar rating tells you the boost the pump can provide: 2.6 bar gives a stronger flow and is better for power showers or when you want a fuller jet, while 2.0 bar suits gentler needs such as a basic mixer or basin tap. On the page you'll see both 2.0 and 2.6 options, so choose 2.6 if you want a more vigorous shower experience. Bear in mind higher output uses the same compact Showermate design but delivers more pressure to that single outlet.

What do the terms Positive Head and Universal mean for these pumps?

Those terms describe how the pump performs with different water supplies rather than how it's fitted. Positive Head models are intended for systems that already provide a steady inlet feed, while Universal models are more flexible and suit a wider range of supply conditions. The included in our range range includes both types, so you can match the pump's specification to how your water system behaves.

Why do prices vary between the Showermate models on the page?

Price differences reflect the pump's output and specification: the Universal 2.6 bar model is at the top of the range, while a basic Positive Head 2.0 bar is at the lower end. You're paying more for higher pressure or greater supply compatibility; the page shows options from around the current product price up to roughly the current product price. Higher‑priced models give stronger performance or broader suitability, which matters if you want a more powerful shower or a pump that suits an unusual supply.

Are Showermate pumps reliable and worth choosing long term?

Yes, Showermate is presented as affordable yet reliable, and the included in our range Stuart Turner models carry strong customer ratings in the range shown. They're described as light and easy to handle, and their focused single‑impeller design keeps things simple and serviceable. If you want dependable pressure boost for a single outlet without paying for a more complex system, these pumps are a sensible, practical choice.