Can I use in my garage bathroom. One sink, one shower?
1650030
You should be able to I had it installed in my salon underneath the cabinets next to my shampoo bowls. And know on busy days we don't run out of hot water! Hope this helps!
1650031
I use it only under a sink. Because of the small volume I doubt that it would be effective in a shower. Since you are thinking about using it in your garage, where the plumbing is probably exposed, it would be a relatively easy thing to try it on the shower. If it doesn't work, re-route it back to the sink alone. I have my doubts about the shower!
1650032
When I first built my home i was a bachelor and used this as my only water heater. I kept it on the highest setting. I could shave, shutting off the water after each rinse and then take a very quick shower 3-4 min with the water flow on low (low flow shower head also) without running out of hot water. I've owned three of these for different purposes through the years. All performed flawlessly. Two still in use. One i sold because I thought i had no use for it but found one within a couple years.
1529965
yes but it is for a single hole. If you are retrofitting or your sink has more then one hole you will need blanks for the other holes. Or you can install soap and lotion dispensers in the extra holes
1444711
Yes. Perfect for the garage. That is where I use it. I attached it to the front of one stall and use it no matter the weather. It works well.
1248433
Yes it would be fine for you. I have a two story house at 2300 sq feet with 3 full bathrooms and we love it. We can have two showers going at the same time with no problems. Just make sure your gas line feeding the takagi is big enough. I ran a 1" line to supply it. Also make sure you use a water softener/filter if you have hard or dirty water. Good luck!! Oh yea, you also need to be sure tour gas meter can handle the takagi along with everything else running gas in the house at the same time. I was lucky, my meter can handle over 350,000 BTU's
1940278
It will support one bathroom, which includes tub, sink. I don't think is designed for entire house.
1242258
Yep - use the existing one. I think it's to combat the 'derp' factor of someone buying this and not actually having a shower. *shrug*
1483000
Yes there is, I could do so. I have a single handle faucet. If your had a larger faucet with two handles it might be crowded. I also have the matching mirror and wall cabinet. It's a lovely set. I get many compliments.
886975
Yes you can I use it for the basement shower and sink . Goes into a pit where it discharges 6 foot up to drain very fast . No problem
631425
You don't need 2 faucets, but it looks better with the two. I absolutely love this sink and I am glad that I choose the two faucet setup. With that said, you could install with one faucet and it would look fine as well.
201915
Yes you can. As is mentioned below they are completely independent of each other. I had to use a filler cap to cover one additional hole that had been drilled into my sink. But, I am very pleased with the faucet and the soap dispenser.
1366555
Yes you can. I've done it on several occasions. What you want to do is measure and cut a equal amount on both sides. This will ensure the drain is still in the center of the shower and the slope will still be equal. I hope this helps
1954078
Hi Christina. Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that. I'd not recommend to install it any other way. Angel
1289465
Yes, I have two showers and one combination shower/tub. I especially like it for showers as I can scrub without having to get down on my knees. Hope this helps you out.
886203
You can use in shed , mine is in a unseated garage, so far no problem. Mark
276714
This fixture can be placed in a bathroom without much concern of humidity getting into the electrical. And the housing unit that you'd use to mount it, can be much smaller if need be.
604779
I have mine in a house with 2 full bathrooms and kitchen and it works great, I put one in a different house about 4 years ago and liked it so much i put one in this one as well.
1114721
No, the tub is too big for a bathroom sink. I set it in the bathtub and just lean over the side to bathe my baby girl.