When using this product on the road, on what plumbing component specifically, do you screw this showerhead onto?
1514327
The unit has both internal and external thread so that it it can be screwed "on to" or "in to" the pipe coming from the wall. Of course you would have to remove the existing shower head to do so and a small (6") pair of channel locking priers will help but shouldn't be too hard to do.
491074
Remove your present shower head from pipe projecting out of wall or shower material. The top end you can't see in this photo is a female connection which screws onto the 1/2" pipe your shower head is removed from. You screw your current shower head on the straight through male end of this diverter valve. The valve alternates the water flow to the shower head or diverts to the bottom male connect for a hand held shower head on a flex hose. Hope this helps.
735276
If your referring to the part opposite of shower head inside where you screw it on at, I didnt. I basically took it out of package and screwed it on with some water Teflon tape on fitting. Hope this helps
1152702
You unscrew the shower head...screw on the piece and then screw back on the shower head. Wallah...you are all set to go. It all fits together very nicely. We had to tighten it once as it was spraying out on the floor from where it was attached but have had no other problems since. I use it daily.
1686975
I am using it as my main shower head. I removed the pipe that connected the old shower head to the water delivery pipe. I think the force of the water is strong.
1109470
Basically you just take off the old shower head and screw in the part you see in the picture holding the sprayer arm. The only thing to remember if you haven't used pipe connections before is to use the teflon tape that comes in the box. You carefully rap it around the threads of the pipe to the connection on the spray handle. This is to prevent squirting water from the connection. And it will squirt if you don't use it. They don't give you very much teflon tape, so don't waste it. It's really easy once you see it. You will need a crescent wrench to untighten and tighten the connections. Good Luck.
2167069
Yes, the regular shower head mounts on the male-threaded pipe opposite the female (input) side, and the mount that came with the hand-held unit goes on the male-threaded pipe perpendicular to them. The valve handle then points down.
1631022
no problem I think, as my set up is divert between rain shower head and wand shower head or share. Issue would be plumbing direction.
1915242
Nothing to it. Just unscrew your old shower head, and screw on this one. Its all put together already.
630278
I can't answer specifically about this product. Recently I have installed several different shower head connections (diverter, head, etc.) I always use tape, except in a couple of instances where the directions specifically said not to. In those cases I didn't. Following that guideline, I have rarely had trouble. However, I do not remember whether there was a specific direction about tape for this hose. I've had the hose installed now for six months with no problem. I had another hose (same type) installed on a summer cabin shower last summer with no problems.
491073
Inlet is top left, female (threads inside, mount to pipe coming out of wall) Bottom left and right are male (threads on outside, attach shower heads to these)
1029614
You will need a water line shut off or a tub diverter. The spigot on the shower head causes one or the other or both to be on.
11467
I like the shower head a lot. The shower head's set into a ball joint so it pivots in any direction.
1303741
I used it in-line with a shower head that would have been expensive to change (only reason I wanted to change it was that it wasn't a low flow shower head). Have had it installed for months now without any issues.
1959620
The left-hand side threads onto the shower head pipe. Your existing shower head will thread onto the right-hand side. The 3rd connection visible on the lower left is where you would attach a flexible shower arm. This product is not very well made - would recommend this: Danze D481350RB 1/2-Inch Push Pull Shower Arm Diverter
1694633
You attach it to the wall. I put mine level and to the side of my shower head to kept it from getting scummy.
1048896
It has been months since I installed it, but if I recall correctly, the part that goes into the trailer plumbing just pushes onto a hose (and has a hose clamp). The part on the outside of the trailer (covered by the white flap in the picture is a standard garden house fitting. A "female" fitting that would screw onto the end of a hose connected to a water faucet. You did not ask, but you probably also want to get a pressure regulator. Some (many, most?) RV fresh water systems won't handle high city water pressure.Good luck.