We are planning to install a rainfall shower head in the ceiling and a handheld mounted on the wall to a new shower. Will this diverter work?
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Yes. This diverter directs water flow to either spray heads or both at the same time.
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Yes. It is very important that you follow the Delta directions. There are 4 openings on the diverter make sure you cap the correct opening otherwise it will not work properly.
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The diverter has nothing to do with the showers but the plumbing and the trim you want for the diverter.If you are buying the compatible trim from Delta, sure the diverter can be used. In fact we have the similarsetting - delta intuition shower (is dual wallmounted+handheld) and a delta victorian in the same shower usingthe same diverter with the victorian trim.
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Yep, sure will. Make SURE to purchase the 3-way cartridge, and trim kit too! This is a high quality item, I was really impressed with it
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Yes it will. Use the third connection to put the showerhead that comes with the shower valve. the connection on the bottom is the supply from this valve. You will need it to turn the water on and off. You can find everything at amazon.
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Jessica,I would not use it in any other application other than a ceiling rain shower configuration. The stream of water is too disbursed and not powerful enough to accomplish the same results as a traditional shower head. Additionally, I think it would look out of place as a regular shower head - it is quite large...then again, I'm not sure how large your shower is. Hope this helps...let me know if you need more info. Best of luck!
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The diverter is installed in conjunction with a Delta fixed- and Grohe hand-held showerhead. No problems with this combination.
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We have two filters. One is connected to an existing hand shower and the is not. The fittings on the filter are standard pipe fittings so it should work.
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I used it to connect from a battery operated watering timer device to two garden hoses. It works great! The device connected to my hose bib spicket and the splitter to the timing device. You should have no problem. I recommend this diverter. It seems to be made with quality.
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We have it mounted from the wall. If you have a connection in the ceiling it can work. You have to ask your plumber or installer
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the diverter valve swings from on on the handheld whiler shower head is off. As you goe from handheld to rain shower they will both be on at reduced pressure until you reach the rain head position then the hand held is off.
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It is adjustable so it should work. It is designed to completely shut off the water, however. It lowers shower head by its over all length.
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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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The diverter turns 360, so maybe you can. My plumber had a heck of a time with this system, especially with the part of the flex shower head that attaches to the wall. He said the system wasn't standard--which, as far as my knowledge of plumbing goes, doesn't cover much. The same part was missing something on the inside, and trying to deal with that long-distance was more than I could stand at the time, so it's a bit jerry-rigged.
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I guess that would work, if it has a shower head like the one showing. Good Luck
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The simple answer to "will it work" is yes. It won't replace what you have but will work along with it. Also if you remove the city issued shower head there is a ball inside that you need to remove to amp up the pressure. Try that too. I personally enjoy using two shower heads together to cover a larger area.
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I'm sorry but no, it will not. It is designed to be installed in the pipe for the shower head.
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There is a manual valve that can be positioned such that water flows out both the showerhead and the handheld device but there is only one water line so preassure is deminished if operated in this manner. I do not believe that the unit is designed to be operated in this manner but it could be if one was satisfied with the volume of water flowing from the devices.
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It should, the ShowerBreeze's shut off valve connects between the shower head and the shower arm.
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You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps! You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and... » Read More You need a 3 port diverter to operate two shower heads our outlets. Any brand will work for you however, it's best to match the brand and style line so that all finished trim pieces match. *Hansgrohe HG15980181 1/2-Inch Trio 3 Port Diverter Rough-In Valve*Hansgrohe 15930181 Quattro 3-Way Diverter ValveTrim for the rough in valve.Hansgrohe 04232000 S Trio/Quattro TrimYou may need this *Hansgrohe 27458003 Wall Outlet with Dual Check ValveAlthough uncommon, some shower valves come in 3/4" pipe size. Make sure the shower valve and diverter are both either 1/2" or 3/4". In most cases 3/4" pipe size shower fixtures are not needed. In 99% of the installs I do, we use 1/2" which is more than sufficient. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Uncertain, but the unit connects BEFORE the shower head, so it seems to me you would simply unscrew the handheld, screw the unit in, then screw the handheld into the unit.