I have installed this item and I realized that it has got no diverter , and need it to divert between the rain shower and handheld shower. what can I buy to make it happen or do I need to get a new rough in valve with built in diverter. I have installed this item and I realized that it has got no diverter , and need it to divert between the rain shower and handheld shower. what can I buy to make it happen or do I need to get a new... » Read More I have installed this item and I realized that it has got no diverter , and need it to divert between the rain shower and handheld shower. what can I buy to make it happen or do I need to get a new rough in valve with built in diverter. « Show Less
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I purchased the Grohe 35015000 Grohsafe Universal Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve as we do not have a tub, just the shower. My contractor did not mention having any problems with it, and the shower heads work great!
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You can get one this Grohe 13273000 Eurosmart Cosmo Tub Spout with Diverter, Chrome but not sure your bathtub needs it...
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FYI, a nearly identical model is on sale today for $19.99 with FREE s/h and no tax. It has the same settings. The only major difference is that it now only comes with a 2 way diverter (you can only use the wall shower OR the handheld, not both). They used to have a 3-way diverter but switched to 2-way to meet water conservation laws (using both heads requires more water). Here's a secret: if you call the company, they'll send you the old 3-way diverter for free.The Sale ends today at midnight.http://1sale.com/home-family/bed-bath-personal-care/5848/?ET_CID=1857
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This item is not meant for what you want to use it but there are diverters you can use. It sounds like you need a plumber to achieve your objective.
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Lol sorry kind of a funny question for me as a remodeling guy. No fixtures(diverter, handle, shower head), are included in this item. In general that would never happen. I would never recommend buying anything that would. I don't want my shower wall/pan company dabbling in plumbing fixtures.
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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
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Needs separate valves, but they are included. One water valve, the other is a diverter valve. 3 position diverter, so you can have two heads and the hand held, we simply plumed the valve to operate the shower head in 2 of the positions, then the other was for the handheld.
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From your description, it sounds like you have a diverter attached to your shower arm (the curved bar that comes out of your wall) and that one is going to your shower head and the other going to a hand shower with a shower hose, which is the most common setup when you want shower head and hand shower combined. Does it have a knob or lever that lets you switch between the two? See if it looks anything like these: http://www.amazon.com/U4922-PK-Universal-Showering-Components-Handshower/dp/B0064TXLHA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397325994&sr=8-1&keywords=shower+diverter http://www.amazon.com/Danze-D481350BN-2-Inch-Diverter-Brushed/dp/B002BSHSE0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397326036&sr=8-4&keywords=shower+diverter If so, then it should be fine. These shower heads fit the standard threaded 1/2 inch shower arms.
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Very simple...you attach the diverter valve to your faucet end. (doesn't work with a pull-out spray faucet). It either screws on directly or you may need to use an extra adaptor (which is provided) with the correct threads & then screw on the divertor. I'm an older female with no plumbing experience & this was a piece of cake!
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two choices only: shower only and hand held only. Good quality diverter, highly recommend
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I wanted the Grohe 19 347 000 Essence Pressure Balance Valve Trim, and was told by a plumber that I have to order the corresponding Grohe valve in order to install it. I know that your question is the reverse, but I hope that this may help, it is all I know. I haven't had the plumber install it yet because the tiles shower walls are still on order.
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It does not include the diverter that goes in the wall during rough-in plumbing. The shower arm pipe is included. The shower head is partially made of plastic. I got the stainless steel model so I cannot answer your question about brass. Please confirm all my non-plumber comments with your plumber or the manufacturer's website.
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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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hello. there are 2 valves & upper & a lower valve. with the upper valve you can operate 2 seperate shower heads, & the lower valve is for hot & cold & pressure. the upper valve is a diverter or transfer valve. in the up position the water will go to shower head #1, in the down position the water will go to shower head #2, in the half way position the water will got to both shower heads. the lower valve is for hot & cold, & pressure. turn lower valve to left & right for hot & cold. pull the lower valve in & out for more or less pressure. regards john
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YesThat valve is used as a diverter to send mixed hot and cold water to your shower head and hand held independently. Your hot and cold water supply lines need to connect directly to a mixing valve first (like the delta R10000 UNBXHF) then to a diverter (only if you are operating a shower head AND a hand held)......keep in mind the mixing valve I mentioned is for a shower head only...the tub outlet is capped.. If you have a tub spout a different valve would be needed (delta R10000 UNBX)
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This is the trim package to the water control valve. On/off, hot/cold. It does not include the rough in valve (required) you will also need to purchase a Delta R10000 rough in valve as well. This setup will control the water flow and temperature to one fixture (shower head only) if you have a handheld sprayer, body sprays, or other accessories, you will need a diverter valve as well.
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Your existing diverter should be ok. However, you should consider its age and if your doing any plumbing. The cost of a new valve is minimal.
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the diverter allows you to select both or each individually. if you want just want water to the shower head, put it in that position, if you just want water to the wand, put it in that position, if you want water to both at the same time put it in that position. note: you will lose a little pressure when in the both position, but not that much. in fact, i leave it in that position most of the time.