will this hook up to standard plumbing where the hot/cold lines run into 1 valve behind wall. I have a fiberglass shower/tub
191716
this has hot and cold flex lines that go thru the wall to hook up like a washing machine. If you cut your water lines and attach male threaded fittings you just screw the flex lines onto those. You can feed the flexlines thru the hole where your existing fixture is.
236270
You have to install a 1/2" threaded copper fitting on the hot and cold water line and it should protrude from the wall about a 1/2". This means eliminating the mixing valve that is currently installed in your shower wall. This is easier said than done and you must measure the shower tower to place the copper connectors at the correct height. So you will need all of the tools for sweating and cutting copper and tools for tile work.
2166732
Yes, it will. This is actually a tub and shower valve. In my case I needed only the shower piece so I had to close off the tub outlet with a stopper.
1110304
My plumber had to have special connections to hook it up to the water spout. The connections on the facet were not standard connections.
143980
Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
1666860
Yes, your hot and cold lines coming out if the wall will hook up to this unit. I did have to pick up a different set of bushings (3/4"Male-1/2"Female). The set included had two female ends. Outside of that, it was a straight foreword installation. My only complaint is that I did not notice that the finished unit is only 46" top to bottom. I would have love at least 12 more inches of height. I am quite happy with the water pressure out of the rainfall and the handheld.
444504
it depends on your application, you will probably need some fittings to attach to your existing pipes.
751554
it has a standard End connection to it just like your water hose outside so if your hot water heater has the same size faucet then it should okay
1208530
Yes, the only problem that we ran into was there was no solid support for the hot and cold valves to be wall mounted unless you customized it behind the wall. Other than that it works with standard fittings that you can get from your local Home Depot
684773
Mine when 1st hooked up didn't run hot so my plumber switched the hot and cold line...and it works great
1459333
The size would be same as 'standard hose connection'- what is usually found on a utility tub.( In other words the threads found on a regular sink connection will not work).
1638590
Yes. As long as you have a return line running back to your water heater. You do not need a separate return line at every faucet. You need one return line. Follow your hot water pipe to the end (last branch takeoff), cut in a tee and run pex or copper. At the bottom of your tank style water heater there is a small, usually plastic valve. Remove that valve and screw in a 3/4" brass or stainless pipe nipple. Then install a tee inline with side outlet looking up and in the end of the tee put a brass drain valve to replace the crappy plastic one if applicable. The side connection on the tee you installed is where you will connect your return line you just ran. I did not notice if this pump had a built in check valve but if not you may want one to prevent water from flowing through both the hot water main and the hot water return to the faucet nearest the end. Water will follow the path of least resistance so the last branch on the main usually ends up being similar in distance to the water heater from either line. As a result water can back feed up the return line and will bring the cold water entering the tank with it. This is especially true when a second source of hot water is being used at the same time hence the need for a check valve.
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
1315356
This hooks up to the basic pipe that comes out of your wall. You don't need anything special to hook it up.
1157759
As long as the line coming from your home water supply has a valve you can shut off and then install the included tubing and water filter, it should work just fine.
795067
The lines aren't compatible. I wouldn't suggest trying to adapt it over either. The biggest issue I foresee is the resulting pressure after filtration. It's not anywhere near the pressure coming from the standard faucet. Don't recommend.
193422
Yes, the spout and adapter to screw onto the 1/2" supply line. You'll need about 1-1/2" protruding through your wall. Note the trim is plastic, not what I expected.