Can this be used with a moen shower head which needs a new diverter?
1156131
The diverter is installed in conjunction with a Delta fixed- and Grohe hand-held showerhead. No problems with this combination.
1156132
To the best of my knowledge, All showerheads use the same connection type, so yes.
1156133
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.
1156134
I would think if the shower head separates from your current diverter it would work fine. We purchased a Speakman shower head along with the diverter and it went on perfectly.
1430780
That won't be a problem. The valve on the irrigating pick diverts the water from the shower head to the device. You can divert all or some of the shower head water using the valve.
380526
I don't remember I installed it for a customer but if that is your plan I would not recommend it for that. The flow is regulated in the valve and even if you use a diverter vale you just split the flow(half for each) between the two shower heads. The fix I use it two valves or there are some valves that are designed to handle two of more shower heads at full volume. One i have used is the Moem IO there are some others like this they are electronically controlled valves.
724959
yes, you can. My husband used it to replace a similar showerhead and bar with little trouble. It is quite a nice system.
1601790
I used this:Hansgrohe 04231000 S Thermostatic Trim With Volume Control And Diverter, as I have wall bar AND also a shower head (angle arm with shower head from the wall). You will not need a diverter if you only want a wall bar, which is good enough. You will also need the hose and outlet along with Ibox, if this is a completely new install. Hope this helps. We are enjoying the wall bar set. To keep it looking new, wipe off water after every use. Hope this helps.
2048863
As I understand your question, you still need the diverter assembly from the shower fixture set. This is only the valve in the wall that connects to your plumbing. Your Delta Shower fixtures will then connect to this on the inside of the shower.
784044
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.
1388369
Yes, you only need a diverter if you're running a second shower head of any sort and wish to be able to select from one or the other.
483935
Yes! It connects to your existing shower head. You can run one, the other, or both. Hope that 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!
1766583
If it's a Moen, like I have, I'd say no. What I do is use the bathroom sink faucet, which uses standard fixtures, and works with the Clear adapters. Be sure you order the extension hose- the Clear built-in hose is useless without the extension. BTW, the Clear filtered water is delicious! Better than Pur and Brita, which I also have. You can refer to my recent review for more info. Good luck!
627638
Not completely sure about your question but this has it's own regulator for 2 gallons per minute so it will replace your previous shower head. If your current regulator is built into the wall, then this won't help. This shower holder does have two outlets that you can switch from so you can use your low pressure as needed then switch to the rejuvenator for your hair and such or use both at a slightly lower pressure. I personally only use one outlet.
2139041
Yes, you can use both at the same time or either one. 3-way Water Diverter with Patented Anti-swivel Nut allows you to switch between using both showers at the time and using only one at the time.
1505502
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
1422804
Hi, I bought this faucet for a bathtub that had no shower head at all. I doubt that it would work very well in tandem with a shower head. It would split the water flow and result in low pressure on the hand held shower and from the regular shower head. At least I think that's what would happen.
1602748
if i rember corectly there are 2 cartridges, & the 1 that has blue orings goes in the top for the diverter, & the 1 with black orings goes in the bottom for the water valve. remember moen is a lifetime warranty, so contact moen with the mocel # , & moen will send you the bottom cartridge for free. good luck john
912182
Had it installed during a bathroom renovation by a plumber. For it to work I needed to order the appropriate diverter valve as listed for this model. You would need to be able to switch between shower head and hand held shower. That's the way I understood it. It was installed and works great.