How can I make sure that the connecter will fit in the shower !? The connecter seems to be less in diameter comparing with shower ! thanks
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Mine is just a standard size in an apt complex. If you have some other than standard I do not know. Sorry.
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This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has worked flawlessly since it was installed and it looks very modern. This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has... » Read More This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has worked flawlessly since it was installed and it looks very modern. « Show Less
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I have a similar shower and it fits just fine. The waterpik fits in between the hose mount and the shower mount just fine. It also hangs off the water line coming from the wall without any issues.
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Good question and I am glad to answer and be part of the Amazon Community. What I did with mine, because I had the SAME situation, is that I installed it BEFORE the shower unit and it works great. Of course dont pull.... or handle the shower head rough after installation and use PLENTY (like 5 times around) of plumbers tape. This is a great product provided by the BEST selling marketplace on EARTH ! AMAZON !!!
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It is smaller than a standard shower head thread. You can change it with a coupler. However only do this if you have extra anchorage and support as replacement heads are heavy.
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Hi most of these faucets fit but make sure it is for the shower knob not for the sink. They fit different sizes. Screw is usually in the middle, its just the length that is different. Good luck.
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generally bath fixtures use a standard size (1/2") . Tub spout will connect to a 1/2" male connection. The shower arm and the mixer will connect to 1/2" female connectors. Maybe if you send me a link with the exact part you are asking about, I can comment on its compatibility.
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From your description, it sounds like you have a diverter attached to your shower arm (the curved bar that comes out of your wall) and that one is going to your shower head and the other going to a hand shower with a shower hose, which is the most common setup when you want shower head and hand shower combined. Does it have a knob or lever that lets you switch between the two? See if it looks anything like these: http://www.amazon.com/U4922-PK-Universal-Showering-Components-Handshower/dp/B0064TXLHA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397325994&sr=8-1&keywords=shower+diverter http://www.amazon.com/Danze-D481350BN-2-Inch-Diverter-Brushed/dp/B002BSHSE0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397326036&sr=8-4&keywords=shower+diverter If so, then it should be fine. These shower heads fit the standard threaded 1/2 inch shower arms.
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Use a search engine and search for 1/2" by 3/8" ips shower hose conversion adapter. We tried a lot of things upon receipt of this faucet then stumbled across this by accident. Our handheld shower works fine now, no grinding anything, no improvising. TBH I think this part should be included with these faucets -or at least an option to order it separately. Good luck and I hope this will help.
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I did not try the shower head with the restrictor in. I removed it immediately. Search on youtube and decide if you think you are able to remove the restrictor.
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I use a faucet to shower converter.. see if you can find one thats long enough for your needs
608363
Plug is smaller than my dryer plug. Change receptacle in wall to fit. U can buy a new one for cheap...
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You'd have to have a really big shower for it to fit. My shower is small and it didn't fit. I've really not used it for a long time because I got a shower stool that fit into my small shower. I'm not sure of the dimensions.
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I would recommend something bigger unless you have a stall shower. This covers less than half of a full size shower. Something with more texture on the top would be better for your situation.
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We have a tile shower and purchased this as a replacement for a similar one we had. The plumbing was already there so we just had to remove the old one and attach this. I would guess the surface material of your shower isn't as critical as whether or not the plumbing matches up. If this is a new installation, you'd have to ask whoever is installing your shower but I don't see why not.
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It's difficult. My contractor couldn't figure it out. I had to go to my local hardware store with it and similar piece of pipe that is sticking out of the wall. They found the parts that I needed to make the connections work. The issue is that the faucet itself is in metric while our pipes are in inches. The piece that goes between the faucet and that goes to the wall are metric on one side while inches on the other. Finally, I got plumbers tape. Not the regular white one, but a blue-green color, which is more heavy duty and prevents leaks. In addition, I was told to use some sort of goop that you put on both sides of the threads (the male and female parts of the pipes - in ALL the connections: from the faucet, the adaptor, and the wall). Let it dry overnight or two days, and I guarantee that it'll work. The only other thing I can recommend if you really want a claw-foot tub faucet that has less issues, you'll have to get one made for the US inches connectors, you'll have to guy one that is REALLY expensive; like $500-$900. I hope this helps.
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I hesitate to say the Nelson 50336 quick-connect will be compatible. The threads are 3/4 inch, which I use on a garden hose. I couldn't find such a quick-connect at the big box stores. If your shower hose is 1/2 inch, but the couplings are 3/4 inch, then this quick-connect should be OK. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive.