Also, I also need a diverter so I can also buy and install Hansgrohe rain shower from the ceiling. What diverter would work for this plus rain shower?
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You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps! You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and... » Read More You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve *Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter Valve Trim for the rough in valve. Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro Trim You may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check Valve Although uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps!
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The hansgrohe system centers around their iBox. There is an enormous variety of options on how this can be used to solve your shower plumbing needs. Best thing to do is to download the brochure on the iBox and select the parts youwantfor your configuration. The link is https://pro.hansgrohe-usa.com/assets/us--en/iBox_brochure_2013_c.pdf Have fun and enjoy
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You could run the copper or lex up into the ceiling, and buy a simple chrome shower arm that descends to the desired hight of the rain shower. The arm that it comes with would not work out of the ceiling - but the shower head will work with any other arm.
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I wouldn't know why not. This diverter was easy to install, about 5 minutes and I bought a shower arm sprayer to go with the shower head, one that came with it's own cradle, no problems installing.
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Diverter is at the top of the hose where it connects to top shower head. There is a separate piece that can be inserted at the other end of the hose. When pushed in, it temporarily shuts off water to handheld head.
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two choices only: shower only and hand held only. Good quality diverter, highly recommend
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No. A close look at the picture shows no diverter mechanism to pull for the shower. This is for either a tub or a shower, but not a combo.
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The diverter is installed in conjunction with a Delta fixed- and Grohe hand-held showerhead. No problems with this combination.
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I bought the following two items and they appear to be the correct ones. I have them installed in the wall but the shower is still under construction.Grohe 19411000 Eurosmart Cosmo Pressure Balance Valve Trim, ChromeGrohe 35015000 Grohsafe Universal Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve
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I'm not really sure what your situation is but if your current shower head operates from the ceiling then this one will also work in the same place.
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You will need a valve and the trim (or handle) for that valve. You should be able to use this with just about any valve/trim, but keep in mind that it's meant to be used with a wall outlet that's not necessarily the existing spigot for your current shower head (assuming you are remodeling here...). Check out the pics on the "Hansgrohe 01850181 3/4-Inch iBox" product page here on Amazon to see what the internal plumbing should look like.
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You need a hansgrohe ibox universal plus, &#65279;http://www.hansgrohe-usa.com/13673.htm, to connect cold and hot water source as well as to the outputs like shower head and hand shower. Hope it help!
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Yes! You just disconnect the hose leading to the barrel and then use the provided stopper to plug up the same nozzle leading from the diverter. (The principle on which it works is that, with nowhere to go, the water just builds up inside the diverter and drains as it would normally) You don't need to removed the diverter itself. I like this diverter. So far it's been maintenance free and works VERY effectively. My two rain barrels fill up very quickly and when full, the rain pours down the normal downspout. I would fully recommend this diverter. Make sure you follow the instructions and don't cut out too much of a gap when installing!
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Yes. The R11000 diverter can be plumbed as a 3-way or a 6-way diverter. Lets say you wanted 2 shower heads on the wall and one rain shower head on the ceiling. You would use the 6-way diverter and have six unique settings or functions. Function 1 = only shower head #1, Function 2 = shower head #1 and #2, Function 3 = only shower head #2, etc
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The diverter turns 360, so maybe you can. My plumber had a heck of a time with this system, especially with the part of the flex shower head that attaches to the wall. He said the system wasn't standard--which, as far as my knowledge of plumbing goes, doesn't cover much. The same part was missing something on the inside, and trying to deal with that long-distance was more than I could stand at the time, so it's a bit jerry-rigged.
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I believe water will come out of both at the same time depending on how far you pull the control and then should totally divert to the flexible line. If water continues to come out of the overhead when it is pulled the whole way, you can get a half turn valve for the overhead shower.
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I got a hand held shower attachment for mine. The diverter is actually for the shower ring on the clawfoot tub. I'm sure if you wanted to plug it off you can find find one at the hardware store.
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You would need to have a two-way water diverter to connect to a hand held shower spray. One outlet of the diverter goes to the handheld and the other outlet goes to the extended arm with the help of a coupling.