Would other, larger, showerheads work with this showerpipe? Could I at attach a 2.5 gpm showerhead?
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Sorry Dale, not sure if you can or not. But I'm not sure why you would want to change out the shower head in the first place. This shower head has amazing output. We are very, very happy with this product.
313021
Yes and no. Anything's possible with plumbing fittings, but the unit is designed (and I assume pressurized) for that head, plus it fits the holder. You can make a larger head irk, but it would be clunky. The hand-held head actually provides a lot of pressure even though it looks like an afterthought.
1499250
The pressure should be OK. You may want to use different shower head than the one provided with the filter.
1356215
For me, this did work with a non-delta showerhead. I had a rental apartment where I used this and the landlord was using a cheap plastic showerhead.
532659
Mine fit fine with the current shower head I had. I think unless you have a very out of the ordinary fixture it will fit fine.
2045574
It is standard 3/9 pipe thread. It would most likely work with an adapter but it would make it a little cumbersome. I attached mine with a open/close valve incorporated with my shower head. Works fine.
1037184
Shower heads are mostly universal, unless you have had some "custom" plumbing done, you should be fine. I don't think I've ever seen a shower head pipe that this shower head wouldn't fit on.
2119042
Yes, this filter fits standard size pipe and can receive any standard showerhead. This one comes with the showerhead, but the filter is available by itself.
416617
I believe it should work on a 2 1/2 pipe if there is a long enough straight part at the end. Clearance is also an issue. There are brackets that are used on smaller diameters and not on larger. I used a combination on my vehicle. Just be prepared to do some adjusting if necessary, and maybe buying a little different length bolts to get it secure like you want it.
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Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented by a dentist in Atlanta who used to sell it by mail order, before the days of internet shopping. Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented... » Read More Yes. It will simply extend the shower head about 1.5 inches beyond the supply pipe, as you see in the picture. However, I recommend you look for the ShowerFloss brand. I have tried both, and the ShowerFloss is a superior product. The brand you are asking about is flawed, because the flow controller is on the handle and comes out too easily. I bought my first ShowerFloss 10 years ago and recently spent a few bucks to replace the heads. They sell all the parts individually. I noticed they have a listing on Amazon now, or you can go to their website. The device was invented by a dentist in Atlanta who used to sell it by mail order, before the days of internet shopping. « Show Less
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I had a problem with a 2.0 GPM showerhead and my Rheem 13 instant on heater. If you don't demand enough hot water (.5gpm) the heater will not even come on and I had a problem with the water temp switching hot cold hot cold. I went up to a 2.5 GPM shower head and it works fine. I personally would not recommend under a 2.5 GPM showerhead. If you're just using hot water it will be fine, it is true that the lower the flow the hotter the water. But if you're trying to mix hot and cold, if you anywhere near one-third hot and two thirds cold it won't even come on with a 1.5 gpm fixture.
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I'm pretty certain that the shower head screws on to a universal size fitting. Delta may make the shower head you have, but it is not likely that they have anything to do with the plumbing in your house, which should be based on universal standards. In any event, IF you need an adapter, I'm also quite sure that they are available. Keep in mind that this is ONLY the shower head and not a complete fixture replacement kit like you might buy if you were wanting to change all hardware.
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Might need the bigger size for a shower. Check the specks for flow. I remember seeing a chart that detailed the flow rate by unit.
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The simple answer to "will it work" is yes. It won't replace what you have but will work along with it. Also if you remove the city issued shower head there is a ball inside that you need to remove to amp up the pressure. Try that too. I personally enjoy using two shower heads together to cover a larger area.
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Yes, You need to buy either a 1.5" or 2" Multiport valve. Which ever fits your current plumbing.
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Yes it would work for regular shower head, but warning it starts rusting quickly.
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A standard shower head should be no problem. I used the shower head I already had.