Is there any additional parts needed to install this on a standard shower head?
1008210
No need anything shower only work for week u people send another one but it's same thing only work for week I don't want bother with u or ever buy from u ever again maybe u need check ur shower before u start selling it thanks
1008211
No it's just screw on just like the one you probably have but it might be smaller.
1008212
Dear Mrs. Mary, I had the basic shower head, and all I did was unscrew the old one and screw on the new. And let me tell you, it saves on water ! You do from time to time have to clean it. I unscrew it, and I use white vinegar, and hot water. When the lights go out, then it's time to clean the shower head.
1396274
Not sure why you would want to, but check your dimensions and make sure there won't be any clashes... Otherwise, just build your own custom piping and use any shower head you want.
1535241
I bought a different shower head and a swivel extension piece, which added a few inches. I'm sure you can find a straight extension at your local hardware store to achieve the desired length. Don't forget to use plenty of Teflon tape on the threads.
659742
You can connect any shower head as the unit screws into the 1/2" shower pipe coming out of the wall and the other end fits a standard shower head or wand fitting. I installed this between my existing shower head and the pipe, so be aware that it will stick out more from the wall. The added length is about 4 inches.
1015755
I did not install it. It is difficult to adjust. The shower head is not adjustable. The shower head fitting is not a standard size that would allow substitution with a better head. Poorly finished. Save your money.
734214
Yes. You remove existing shower head, tread new filter on shower pipe, then tread existing shower head onto the filter. Keep in mind that the shower head will be about 4" lower after installation.
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.
1606511
My husband removed our old shower head and put this one on. I did not see him do it, but I do know we did not have to buy anything additional. Hope this helps! We really like it, by the way.
1000225
This shower bar system is designed for easy installation onto an existing shower head. If you're replacing an existing shower head, you don't need anything else. If this is new construction you'll need both the valve trim and the water control valve. I got both through Amazon. I used the KOHLER K-304-K-NA Rite-Temp Pressure Balancing Valve (the particular model will depend on the type of pipe -- copper, PEX, etc. -- you use).
1541549
No extra flange is included. You pretty much get what you see, but it's a great shower head!
646889
No. But you could just get a restrictor to install behind your existing shower head.
469600
Yes. The shower head screws in on one end of the filter and the hose on the other end. Install takes two minutes...super easy.
501705
Dont know, i did not get the right parts and it broke, your better off going and getting a better shower head.
571541
If you are replacing the control in addition to the shower head, you need to have a valve that matches. So, yes, you'll need to buy a matching valve. I made the mistake of not buying a new valve, until the plumber doing the installation said he couldn't put this control onto my old valve.
927194
Very easy to install. Remove old shower head (this might be the hardest part). Get about 2-3 inches of plumbers tape. Wrap the tape around the thread of the shower. Then screw on this shower head over the tape that you wrapped around the thread. This shower head is awesome!
611616
You can order just the head. I ordered it through Amazon and installed it in place of my old shower head. It has standard fittings and was, literally, a 5 minute installation (once I found the right wrench to remove the old head).
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.