Does the tub spout put out much water need it to fill a larger tub?
915391
I would have to say that depends on your water pressure. We have the blue ocean in a bathroom in WV so it's slow goings - we have the 5.5' jacuzzi and it takes, oh, maybe 10 minutes to fill. I LOVE this shower panel. The only thing I would have done differently is to get the big brother with 8 spray jets.
915392
The spout function put out enough water volume but don't expect high volume like conventional spout.
385024
You tub and the floor beneath it should be built to hold a full tub of water so you should be fine.
90654
The water flow from the faucet would be too low. It would be very slow filling a tub. It would fit if mounted flat, but you would need underneath access to install or replace.
2045948
The spout is adjustable. It can be made to run out of the end as well as the side.
429393
It didn't. The screen at the top allows the water to enter the rain barrel from the down spout. Perhaps if you have it directly under the down spout it eill fill directly into the barrel.
1320694
It does... But I found it easier to dump out the water into the tub... Went much faster!
1783523
No it cannot connect to bath tub spout. this you need to remove everytime from shower to use your shower.
174936
It is designed for that purpose. The length of the space for pipe going inside the faucet is shorter because of the side spout. I hope they had made the faucet that much longer to nicely keep everything on top of the tub.
485008
The tub is same size top and bottom. It just has a rim around the top that makes it look bigger.
1791164
no, deep fill is the highest water can (and should) go on this tub.. for us it wasn't a problem as we're coming from a 3.2cf and this is a 3.9cf so it's working well for us.. biggest thing we have is a Queen comforter and it washes it without a problem..
617300
Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is very little water if any on the floor so no need to worry about that. Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is... » Read More Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is very little water if any on the floor so no need to worry about that. « Show Less
1437007
No. The instructions suppose that you know what you want to pour in there. The tub has a sealing lid that would keep a liquid from evaporating.
591061
I just tried that, and the answer is yes, barely. The tubing comes in larger sizes, too.
1831446
Only if you want the water to come out of the tubing continuously. Other than that you can just fill it with water and be done.
1049631
It will but it's really long....so it really needs a body of water that has space....but if you just want to test it out when you receive it to make sure it works...yes you can put it in the tub
996940
I did not need the tub spout for a tub but did not remove it. This spout is used it to rinse off feet, since this shower is used for entering the house from the outside.
637458
It does if you have the faucet fully open. reduce the flow to solve the problem.