Can you chain two together? I would like the waterfall head I bought to be closer to the middle of my somewhat large shower stall.
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I wouldn't..There would be a heavy load on the pivot joint on the end furthest from the shower head and I'd think that it might tend to droop. You may consider removing the original shower mast and replacing it with a longer rigid 1/2" chrome nipple and then add this to the end to make up the total length you need.
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I don't believe so. You can spin the shower head on the smaller one and the water flow will stop (there are 2 or 3 settings). I don't know if the flow stops on the larger head unless except when you turn a knob to put the flow completely into the smaller shower head.
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I actually wanted two shower heads side by side about 18 inches apart. You could make it anything you want, but I bought a simple shower clip / holder at the hardware store and screwed it into the tile wall vs being on the post. Without the second shower on the post, the post will hang via gravity and needs no fixation to the wall. Hope this helps. Otherwise I would try Gorilla Glue and glue to the tile.
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I guess you could do this with a coupler, but I would not do this as this could be a breaking point. I would look for a 8' rod and if you can't fine one that Hunter makes, then you might be able to use threaded pipe.
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Yes you can, but will need an independent diverter valve on the tub to be able to toggle between shower and tub. - Prasad
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Yes. I have both shower heads every time I shower. You have the option to use one at a time.
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Hi Edith...you can. However I would not recomment this to my worst enemy with a rain head if it's a ceiling mount. My rainhead is out of the ceiling and so this fixture was positioned horizontally. The first shower was totally fine...tiny drp on top of the rainhead but nothing to be concerned about. 3rd time I used the shower I encured about $600 worth of drywall damage due to the seal failing on the filter and spewing water all over my bathroom.
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Yes. I mounted one for the bathtub/shower combo and another in a shower only with 2 heads in the other house. Worked out very well for me.
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Probably not, this unit is a stand alone product. The whole kit is meant to be used together and I don't believe (I could be wrong) that it is interchangeable. You could change the shower head, but I don't believe you can combine the telephone faucet with this kit.
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Two heads would require two sets of hot/cold pipes. If you want one head and a body sprayer you could get something that is a head/sprayer combo OR use the diverted valve to sent water to the body sprayer that is detached from the shower head. That help?
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Yes you can. I've done it on several occasions. What you want to do is measure and cut a equal amount on both sides. This will ensure the drain is still in the center of the shower and the slope will still be equal. I hope this helps
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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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My husband has this shower set up and he says he can not use both shower heads at the same time. The system is set up to use only one at a time.
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Yes, you could, however, they would be a little staggered from each other. There are companies that make sets that may better fit your needs. This one is really cute and we have found that it works great.
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yes, you can. My husband used it to replace a similar showerhead and bar with little trouble. It is quite a nice system.
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You can, but you'll need a way to keep the rails from drooping. Should be easy to address, but yes, you can daisy chain together as many as you would want.
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You can buy adapters for the shower head that have a second nozzle that is capped, or you can attach a hose to it. There is a lever to switch it from regular shower to attached hose. Not real hard. I purchased one at Lowes hardware. Ask someone in plumbing, and they will direct you right to it.