Using an overhead shower and the hand held shower,can the water be diverted to either or would the water come out both shower heads at the same time?
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It is only designed to come out one or the other, but I can pull the knob out only half way to get it come out both, but my water pressure in my home is not strong enough to make 2 decent streams. both or one on the heads would be more of a 'heavy trickle'. So no way to know for your home.
1165757
Pull it all the way and it diverts to shower head. Pull it only part way and it will come out both.
1165758
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.
1165759
There is only one outlet for a shower of the faucet so to have a fixed overhead and a hand held shower you would have to adapt the one outlet to two.
1165760
It depends. When there is a separate valve for shower and faucet this diverts the faucet water to hand held shower or faucet.
537056
Both heads can run at the same time. We actually have 2 of these installed on opposite ends of a large walk in shower. Just have to be careful about using up the hot water too fast.
554387
Yes, the built in shower head and the jets will run at same time, but in lower pressure. The seperate shower head cant run at same time.
372528
You have to select the rainfall shower or the body jet or the hand shower. So, no, teh rainfall shower and the body jets cannot be used at the same time. And yes, the rainfall shower head is tiltable.
146545
There are three different settings allowing you to use each head independently or both of them together. You can use the diverter to change this setting
574591
Yes you can. I am running two shower heads at the same time off of one 1/2 inch line.
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the hand-held wand fits into a stationary slot on side of big mounting "thingy" which is also stationary. The shower head fits in there as well but between the two (head and mounting bar), there is another "joint" which allows the shower head to be articulated. I did remove water restrictor (we are on well water with decent pressure) and I do not have a problem with flow. We have now had it a few months and so far, so good. I really like it.
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Yes. Although you can also use the diverted to throttle back the water flow from the main shower head.
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There is a diverter that allows flow to either the shower head or handheld wand.. I suppose you could mid position it for combined flow, but we do not.The shower head is at a fixes ..non moveable vertically location. My wife loves it, and feels that it met our needs and expectations. Just make sure you check the plumbing hookup you have for it to be installed. My installer had to sweat the connectors out of the wall to adapt to this shower system. Also, you will need a dedicated mounting 2x4 for the head and control valve assembly. Hope this helps..
324645
The grey piece that holds the handheld showerhead can be moved up and down. So you can have the water spray in different areas of the body even when the handhead section is not being held.
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Yes, you can shower and irrigate at the same time. Even with the irrigator valve fully open and going full force, water continues to flow out of showerhead.
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If you have a shower head and hand held all in one. Just do one. That's what I did. They sell both kind.
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No u cannot use any of them at same time. Rain showerhead has low pressure. It is tiltable
652293
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.
1057472
There are four sets of valves. One for the overhead shower, a second for the top two body jets, a third for the bottom two body jets, and a fourth for the hand wand extension. You can use any single valve or any combination of the four valves simultaneously.
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There is a switch on the side of the shower head that will, when you turn it, only let the water through the hand held unit.....in fact I leave it on that setting all the time, it seems to offer a stronger water stream.
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Hello,Thank you for the inquiry. Yes both handheld shower heads can work at the same time.Please let us know should you have any other questions.--Regards,Andrey BoganFirstlook, IncOffice: 917-588-9387Fax: 718-266-3534