Will this work with exiting shower head and 3 lever handles or need replumbing?
906998
This comes with its own integral plumbing. You only need to connect the hot and cold water supply. The easiest shower set I ever install.
906999
If you have traditional plumbing, where your hot and cold enter into a single valve, behind the wall, and then a pipe goes up the wall from the shower head, you would have to ct a hole in the wall to acccess those two water supply lines, add elbows so they protrude through the wall, add a male threaded pipe so you can screw the two water supply hoses from the back of this unit onto those. This is a surface mount system so we installed wood horizontal boards in the wall behind the new shower unit before we installed it. It is a nice additin, but veryy "cheap" alluminum. Mine had a ding in it, but I dd not want to hassel to return it. Sorry for the typos...my key board is dying!!!! yikes. hope this helps. If you have traditional plumbing, where your hot and cold enter into a single valve, behind the wall, and then a pipe goes up the wall from the shower head, you would have to ct a hole in the wall to acccess those two water supply lines, add elbows so they protrude through the wall, add a male threaded pipe so you can screw the two water supply hoses from the back of this unit onto those. This is a surface mount system so we installed wood horizontal boards in the wall behind the new shower unit before we installed it. It is a nice additin, but veryy "cheap" alluminum. Mine had a... » Read More If you have traditional plumbing, where your hot and cold enter into a single valve, behind the wall, and then a pipe goes up the wall from the shower head, you would have to ct a hole in the wall to acccess those two water supply lines, add elbows so they protrude through the wall, add a male threaded pipe so you can screw the two water supply hoses from the back of this unit onto those. This is a surface mount system so we installed wood horizontal boards in the wall behind the new shower unit before we installed it. It is a nice additin, but veryy "cheap" alluminum. Mine had a ding in it, but I dd not want to hassel to return it. Sorry for the typos...my key board is dying!!!! yikes. hope this helps. « Show Less
907000
just hook it up to your existing hot & cold lines that are in the wall and it works. your old shower head goes away as this unit has its own. This is a slick way of re modeling your shower.
1881102
Can't help you. I never used mine - my shower head was bigger than the opening on the holder. I ordered two different holders and neither fit. Just made a bad purchase.
338933
Yes, but don't change the orientation of the valve. Keep the valve with its (shower) output facing up so that the controls/bezel still operate normally.
1438461
you should have three threads. I would bet however this handle works fine with two. Mine came with three. I don't recall if they were all brass threads or if one was plastic. After having all that said, I put three of the same bolts in the handle.
454682
Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
1165756
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.
26208
Very easy. Unscrew old shower head counter clockwise. Put some Teflon tape on threads of pipe and screw on new shower head clockwise. You can use a crescent wrench or adjustable to tighten but use a cloth or something to avoid scratches on the shower head nut
501702
My shower heads have levers on them. I don't see it in the picture but mine has the lever to switch the spray options.
1749816
Thenpipemcpming out from the wall is fixed. The shower head rotates on a metal ball so the angle,can be adjusted perhaps fivemdegreesmin any direction
2046231
The shower head will move in any direction. The connection from the device to pipe is rigid - of course - but the head moves from there.
2064332
Lower large handle regulates temp, smaller handle turns it on and off with option to divert two ways (example shower or tub) hope it helps
152535
I would be hesitant to answer definitively since much depends on the surface where the handle is located and how well the handle is attached. We placed three of the handles in a fiberglass shower/tub unit. We used them to help my father stand from a shower chair and keep his balance. They worked very well in that application and never gave any indication that they would come loose from the shower.
348024
It should, the ShowerBreeze's shut off valve connects between the shower head and the shower arm.
1108109
The slide bar would not be secure enough for holding when getting in and out of the shower, as would a handicap bar. It's not flimsy but the upper and lower connectors are of a heavy plastic as is the movable shower handle caddy. All that being said, I really like it and have found it easy to move the connector up and down the bar conveniently. No issues with the unit at all.
104619
Cannot answer. My chair is back in the box.did serve its purpose. My shower is 26 in and I had no problem. Did not attach left arm ,made it easier to enter and exit.Did have a grab on the right. Good luck. TJF
627636
The simple answer to "will it work" is yes. It won't replace what you have but will work along with it. Also if you remove the city issued shower head there is a ball inside that you need to remove to amp up the pressure. Try that too. I personally enjoy using two shower heads together to cover a larger area.
1629873
since the part didn't fit my shower control, I don't know where the Amazon knob is right now to check that.We're planning to re-do our entire bathroom within the next 6 months, so my old Delta contol will be going into the dumpster for good soon, and I won't need the new knob.