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I may need to replace a built-in Trevi Boost shower, but I gather that the Trevi Boost has now been discontinued.
I would prefer a similar replacement (doesn't have to a venturi: thermostatic would do). Specifically, I'd like to be able to re-use the same “holes” as for the built-in Trevi boost so as to avoid the need to re-tile and such like.
Not sure, but would something such as the Trevi Therm be a sensible option?
 
Hi,

I dont know much about the model described but i know a plumbing website which might give some assistance, its theplumbsite.co.uk

hope this helps
 
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