what size pipes are needed at the shower head?two 3/4" pipes...or will two 1/2"pipes supplies work? or do i bring 3/4" to the tee and then 1/2"?
1018467
I used 1/2" pipe for everything and had no problems at all. This is a great product.
1018468
I installed one 3/4 with 3/4 tee, then bushes it down to two 1/2, but I have not tried it yet, still working on the bathroom. There was one review stating that 1/2" worked fine.
1018469
A 1/2" pipe split to two pipes will be fine. The flow through the shower head is restricted so even if you provide great volume of water the flow remains constant.
1018470
The inputs for shower are two the 1/2, if you have input for 3/4, needed reducing, 3/4 at 1/2 for instalationEspero que sea e ayuda
111390
I'm not sure why people are saying 2", because the Hayward website says this model is 1.5" inside thread. However, that fitting would reduce the waterflow even if you're already using 1.5, so I'm trying to figure this out myself.
1558870
Hello Sue,Just fancy plumbing talk. It means they just have a standard 1/2'' connection.Our shower heads come with our standard flange, but you could use another if you wish.Thanks,Zoe Industries
1215435
The thread size is NPT from 3/4 inch pipe thru 2 inch pipe. Hope this helps
775904
Center to center is 4 inches. You would need shower heads that are shy of 4 inches in diameter or less for it to work without issue being side by side or if you were like me, one shower head uses the on/off valve and the other does not so they are offset allowing us to use 5 inch diameter heads.
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When I bought this, I only got the square set up (no pipe, you can see a faint line where it starts). It comes with the female (section to thread into) you know like any other shower head. So any pipe design you have ( I'm using a S pipe) should work. Hopefully this answers your question.
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I used a 1 1/4 male adapter and it fit right on it and then you can adapt it to the size you need. I used a1 1/2 pvc pipe and fittings for mine but you can use 2 inch fittings. You just have to have to adapt from the 1 1/4 fitting to what ever size you use. I would show picture if but don't see a link to.
364728
I purchased the extended length shower hose and love it. The fittings should be a standard size for all shower heads. Hope this helps.
992306
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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I'm guessing your shower supply pipe must be a little higher than most. I installed two of these and the main shower head and the wand are 74 inches from the bottom of the tub. It works fine for my wife who is 5'6." It is a great shower head so I'd still consider it, even if you need to add a bath-friendly stem of some kind.
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I used 1/2" Female pipe by 3/4" pex. The valve is 1/2" but I wanted to upsize the pex tubing for increased flow.
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You shouldn't need anything other than possibly a nipple for the shower connection going into the wall. You have to see how big your pipe is in the wall. But if you have the usual sized pipes, you shouldn't need any additional material.
584250
You will need the valve kit and the exhaust kit. The pipe for the gas should be 3/4". you will not run well with the 1/2" gas pipe typical in most homes for the water heater.
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Standard 2 1/4" PVC piping. Only thing you really need are the inlets, wire, elbows and tubing, hangers too
603490
I believe it is 1/2" pipe thread, which is pretty standard for shower heads.
1013676
Absolutely. It's designed to just be an extension or replacement of the existing wall fitting. All shower head fittings are 1/2"NPT (1/2 inch diameter, National Pipe Thread). This is the standard.
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I believe 3/4" is recommended but mine is on a 1/2" line and it works perfectly.