I have a very low ceiling in my shower. Can the filter be installed underneath the faucet and still function properly?
1055769
From where the connection to the shower head is go straight up 7 inches of clearance is needed. I guess you could hang it upside down also.
290490
Not necessarily. These are plastic one time use carbon filters and should work with most shower fittings, but did not work on one of mine. If you can afford it, get a better one.
354422
I'm not really sure what your situation is but if your current shower head operates from the ceiling then this one will also work in the same place.
1306011
Not above the filter, no. You have to pivot the entire assembly at the connention fron the supply pipe from the wall.
171370
I think the filters will work. Originally my light would be in all the time but after putting in new filter it inly goes on in the installation n when i have to change it. I love it, relatives got me into it n its even changed my pets water intake, we r alk much healthier, goid luck! :)
1599150
This is a great filter. I don't believe it will interfere with the water softener, since it attaches at the shower spout. You should consult the installer.
2139525
Yes. The water pressure coming through my Enviro Premium Shower Filter became slightly reduced after installation and greatly reduced within a few weeks. My dealings with Enviro about this issue have been less than satisfactory.
720270
Yes, but the unit will have to be positioned horizontally at that shallow water depth. You can remove the bracket and lay the filter directly on the bottom of the tank to make the profile shallower. This unit is larger than most people expect, but as long as the vents on the side are covered with water, you should be fine.
2132627
Yes, that is the best way to install is vertical. You can see dimensions on our website. afwfilters
1863489
The filter should not matter, as the unit operates on the water flowing through it. We have fairly low pressure, and it works fine. As for the connection, it threads onto the standard shower head (existing) pipe, with a little Teflon tape to seal it nicely. It was a simple direct bolt-on replacement to the existing showerhead.
759489
I don't see why not...you will need to increase the length of the supply and discharge lines of course. You might like to check out this article on line that covers your issue: http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/install-a-reverse-osmosis-water-filter/view-all
261475
I did install water filter under sink and second faucet install in hole # 4 that was in my sink. Looking great.
2077897
I like the faucet but only had it installed a short time when all the filters fell out. A piece broke and now I don't have any filters in it. I like the spray better and I'm not sure if the stream would be different if the filters were attached. I haven't had trouble with it sticking from spray to stream though.
1803078
You can probably get a slim filter behind it, but will probably inhibit air flow. Screen pulls down easily and can be rinsed. I have it for the intended use in a shower. The volume of air this unit moves is great. I wouldn't want to see it get blocked up with hair as that might damage the unit. It can't hurt to give it a try just keep the unit and exhaust cleaned regularly.
1882065
You most likely will need a filtering box to make it work. That is what I am using and it works great!
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.
1286801
Yes, the filter goes under the sink. The only thing visible on your counter top/sink is what you see in the picture.