What is the clearance between the diverter spout and the wall. I want to make sure the riser pipe will clear a ledge on my shower wall.
860222
The connection for the riser pipe to the shower is about 2 inches from the wall.
860223
It has a flush mount. In other words...if your feed pipe is sticking out ''2 from the wall, there will be a ''2 gap between the wall and the new diverter spout when its screwed on.
860224
The directions you get with purchase tell you to make sure the pipe is 1/2" from the wall. Once screwed into spout, it is flush with the wall. The riser is flush with the wall too once screwed into spout. Comes with one bracket to hold riser into place. We ended up buying an extra bracket to help make more secure. Hope that helped.
860225
For me the diverter spout that the riser connects to is only about 1/4 inch from the wall once the tub spout is on. So not very much space between the pole and the wall.
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.
1069136
My backsplash is 3 inches from the center of my faucet spiket. Handle is on the side, straight back means cold, but you pull out to run the water. The clearance for the on portion is fine with 3 inches (not from the back of the edge of the faucet, but middle of the faucet is only 3 inches and it is plenty room. Hope this make sense....
2108118
I respectfully disagree with all of the previous responses. I had the same exact question/concern when I purchased this unit and I found that it works fine with only 1" of clearance between the edge of the tub and the wall. My response is based on an actual measurement and usage.
425432
From the base/at the counter-top, to the very top of the curve is 12.5 inches. If you are needing the measurement for clearance purposed, add a little extra room for the faucet to be able to swivel. Hope this helped.
1844533
I'm not sure what you mean by spout reach but from the middle of the faucet base to the spout where the water comes out is about 5 1/2 inches.
2164482
I purchased this set because it didn't come with a tub spout. I was converting my tub shower into a standing shower. The diverter allows for a tub spout, , you will need to purchase an elbow as well as a nipple to connect one.
431154
i measured 5 1/2 inches of clearance between the exit discharger and the bottom of unit.
1556126
1 3/4." It comes with several sized risers so you can have it as little as 3/4" and as much as 3" of clearance.
1634082
From the counter to the lowest edge of the spout is 1 1/2". So this may not work for you.
753254
try this product (for shower drains) if you drain opening is larger. "OXO Good Grips Shower Stall Drain Protector" This is listed as 4.8" dia
461951
The diverter is up high on the pipe. Very easy to reach and you are able to move this into a position whereby you can use handheld and overhead at the same time. Useful at times, especially when washing hair ( female of course )
1965951
Depending on your hook up for your water lines you could have it right up against it as long as you can tighten the connections. I didn't measure specifically but I had maybe four or five inches between the center and my stud on the sides, I hooked it up with PEX lines tho so I could slide it back and forth to have the room to crimp the lines onto the adapters. I'm not a plumber so I can't speak for any code requirements or issues that might crop up.
1844537
If spout reach is measured from the back of the basin, and means how far does it extend out. Then you're only looking at 4" max. I have this product.
2194670
I guess the answer depends on your house and toilet. I have standard 1/2" fittings on the toilet reservor and feeding from the wall. The sprayer that comes with the package is also 1/2". But the divertor has two male joints that are unusual (I suspect 15/16" or maybe a european metric size) and will probably need to be adapted somehow- but I never ended up finding the right ones. I ended up scraping the valve entirely and buying a nice level showerhead toggle instead ($30).
1470169
The diverter is self contained in the unit. You must follow the template exactly for the pipe location coming out to the wall. This unit seals to the hot and cold lines with included pipe ends and an O-ring seal between the supply lines and the shower unit. Can be a little tricky but is really simple in it's design. Check this video for installation demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utKxC7UGBxA
2155706
On mine there is about a 4 1/2" spread, center to center; between the pipes the shower heads attaches to. Standard size 1/2" pipe. The rise of the goose neck pipe is about 5" to 6". The distance from the wall out to the ends of the threaded nipples is about 12". Hope this helps a little. Brian