I want to install handspray and overhead shower with a tub spout. The question will this work? What does the 0 position (vertical) does?
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Specific for hansgrohe diverter part; I believe we only used for 2 option situations (shower/hand shower or shower/tub)
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The Vertical Up position allows water from both 1 and 2 together. The Vertical Down position shuts off the water completely from both
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I have that set up. for small knob up is handspray, middle is both, down is overhead. Large knob is temp balance.
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I believe it wont. This diverter only operates two positions and does not operate both positions at once. When you have a regular trim you can pair it with a 6 position diverter. In that case there is a position for each operation and a three settings in which two operations can be combined. I hope that wasn't too confusing.
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The HF in the model number means it is High Flow and as such the tub outlet is blocked. It is for shower only installation. http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/r10000-unwshf.html#/?tab=product-support
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We really love this shower hardware from Hansgrohe. We installed this as a DYI project and it went very well. One of the reasons we chose this version was for ease of installation. The mixer and valves are outside of the wall incorporated in the handles. There are no mixer valves behind the wall. In order to install a tub outlet spigot, you would need to put an additional water feed, diverter and mixer behind the wall. Hope this helps.
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No. You really need a 1/2" pipe thread to be horizontal. Just add a 90 degree elbow (available in bright chrome from Amazon or maybe locally by you). Word of caution .... the set angle, whatever you choose, is only hand tightened. If you plan on a large or heavy shower head, this will NOT hold it. Danze D481116 13-Inch S-Shape Shower Arm, Chrome .. this is better.
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This unit includes the tub spout. You can divert the water to either the overhead rain shower, the hand shower or the tub spout (which replaces the existing tub spout if you have one). We did a remodel. Removed the old tub spout, then mounted this on the wall.
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You have to install a 1/2" threaded copper fitting on the hot and cold water line and it should protrude from the wall about a 1/2". This means eliminating the mixing valve that is currently installed in your shower wall. This is easier said than done and you must measure the shower tower to place the copper connectors at the correct height. So you will need all of the tools for sweating and cutting copper and tools for tile work.
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The handheld is not adjustable like that. The main shower head is though. The entire fixture will lean any way that your actual pipe attachment does. Mine tilts down a bit because there is a curve in the pipe that it attaches to... I too was worried about this because my shower ceiling is quite low. It works really great though, I love this shower head fixture!
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It can work as long as the tube spout does not have the shower exchange plunger on top! Wish I knew that before I purchased!!
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actually it has 3 position one for each shower and sprayer or you can use both at the same time, i hope this will help you �
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Yes! I had mine installed from the ceiling. Just make sure you have enough clearance for the tall folks. I just checked- my shower head is 82" from the tub floor. As the water falls from the shower head, it gains momentum. The center of my shower head is 23" from the front wall (spigot wall). I like having some space at the rear of the shower to get out of the spray. (shaving legs etc.) Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine! :)
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Hi, I bought this faucet for a bathtub that had no shower head at all. I doubt that it would work very well in tandem with a shower head. It would split the water flow and result in low pressure on the hand held shower and from the regular shower head. At least I think that's what would happen.
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- These "could" work from the inside out...BUT...I've found that the tub safety handle, suction cup handles and shower seat are not at the correct height (too low now) thus making it difficult to stand and maneuver on the platform while in the tub.- I mainly use it for entering the tub then remove the step entirely for exiting.- Hope this helps.
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Will only work on the side of a tub, not a shower stall. The handle extends upward 18 inches.
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I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray openings, but those were remedied with an overnight soak in some white vinegar. I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray... » Read More I dont know if this will help, but there is a movable joint between the selector and the shower head. I currently have it installed in a very small free standing shower and often have to move it to point at the wall so I can shampoo my hair without it rinsing me off constantly. i also am short and my older son is taller, he has to aim it up more to wash his hair. It SHOULD work, but I am not a plumber.overall I HAVE been very happy with it in the year I have used it, the only issues were that i had some hard water build up in the handheld part blocking some of the spray openings, but those were remedied with an overnight soak in some white vinegar. « Show Less
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There are pivoting joints at each end of the arm. The shaft is able to be angled nearly completely vertical with the shower head pointed straight up at the ceiling or straight down at the floor if you want it to.
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It's adjustable based on where you place the legs. Most people will probably use about the middle of a standard tub, but a short person might want a slight seat elevation/cushioning and be positioned closer to the front of the tub. A lot would depend on whether the user can stand up with the shower head in fixed position, or if he/she always uses a flexible hose and hand-held wand while sitting down. Some users prefer to put the transfer bench in "backwards", so the user's back is facing the front of the tub...useful if running water down your back with the shower head held in the mounting device.
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No. It's made to be mounted in a horizontal position on the tub, or on the deck around the tub. Why would you want the water stream directed back at the wall? Or a shower hose that wouldn't stay in the holder? Frankly, your question makes no sense.