Can you attatch a standard shower head? I have a Delta that I want to use. Thanks.
1072527
Yes you can attach any shower head. I attached a dual unit that can also be used as a hand held shower head. I put this in my summer home at the Jersey shore because my dry skin and scalp was driving me nuts. I could not believe how my fast my skin and scalp went back to normal.
1072528
We used ours with an Oxygenics showerhead, so you should be able to attach a Delta without problems.
1072529
A standard shower head should be no problem. I used the shower head I already had.
1072530
I would imagine that you could. we have a hand held shower and we have no problem.
1990654
No, any shower valve would work. I also used a Delta shower valve. Now, if you are referring to using a diverter valve to be able to use it as a shower and a tub, then u need an extra valve. But if that is not the case, then it is a simple shower head with the only difference that it is installed commonly in the ceiling.
1843572
It depends. The weight of the shower head may require some wall work for proper bracing. Also id your current shower head isn't connected right at the wall, but rather inside of it, you might need a connection piece. Any parts needed are cheap, but if you need wall work that's a different story.
1658426
Yes, you can use another head. I have a hand shower hooked to mine. It's a universal size.
532654
You can use it with any shower head. All plumbing is standardized, so you should have no problem putting it up. Just make sure to use pipe tape on the threads to stop leaks.
1926622
I bought this showerhead but did not like it and instead ended up using another Delta showerhead that I got at the local hardware store. I thought the spray was a bit too harsh.
332448
Great shower head, but no shut-off built into the head. I have 3 of them and all installed on Delta 3-way diverters which allow me to switch between low-flow, hand-held, or both. The shut-off in the hand-held can be used to 'pause' the water during a shower.
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I am very happy with this shower head! The coil is a bit stiff, but relaxes with use. It has great pressure. I always go with Delta as they have 6' cords ( great for tall people and for those who wash their dogs in the tub). The owners of my unit had a rain shower like thing which I changed for this -- love it! Many spray types and easy to clean the bathroom/tub :
1545931
Theoretically, yes. You will need a hose/tubing with (1) a fitting that fits into whatever you're going to use as your supply line and a male fitting at the other end that will fit into the Delta shower head. However, using this Delta shower head as a handheld is going to be awkward: (1) awkward to hold, (2) where would you "store" this after a shower? This would not fit in the usual brackets sold for handheld showers. You can probably make it work if you're a DIY person or machinist who's good at creating things.
510258
What you want to get is the Delta 75152 shower head!!! I have low water pressure and this is the only one I found that gives you a strong water pressure.
212971
Can you use a shower head with hose with this? I am trying but the water stream is just way too high and hits the back of the shower....any suggestions? Can you install iwater upside down or does that just make the water go everywhere?
1901290
I purchased and self-installed this unit last month, and yes... both the shower head and handheld shower assemblies use standard screw-on attachment points, so you can substitute to your heart's content.
746002
I have a delta hand held unit and it fits great and you can have it spray while in the slot. Makes for a nice dual shower head setup that way.
1348027
yes you can, just take the shower head assembly to the local hardware store to get the valves. i would recommend a quarter turn valve & do not buy the cheapest one available. talk to someone that has plumbing sense, don't just find the guy standing around. cant give you a brand or type not knowing where in the world you live.
1242260
Yes you can. That's all I had to do. 1. Unscrew the old showerhead 2. Wrap threads in plumbers tape 3. Screw on the new showerhead. BTW, well worth every penny...probably more!
85749
Not this one. There are some that aren't electric that you can attach to shower head.
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.