Using the Delta R2707 Roman Tub Rough kit, does anyone know the arc that the handles will require to go from full off to full on (e.g., 90&deg;)?
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I just checked mine to be sure...It's 180 degrees, so make sure you rough-in your valve assembly far enough away so the handle doesn't hit the faucet. I roughed-in mine at 7 inches from center of valve to center of spout.
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From the tip where it where the handle curves is 8" 25/32 and from the highest point of the faucet to the sink is 15 3/8. I use a 3 hole installation and the measurement is slightly different if you install the faucet in a single hole installation which is 9 1/4 and 15 27/32 respectively. Go to delta.com for more information.
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I am looking for a tubing to fit the handles of my ab wheel and the diameter of the handle is about 1.23 " . Have you found sleeves of this size for your project?
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This rough-in cannot be used in a tub application. R10000 model numbers that include the letters "HF" are for shower use only. See the Delta site for details.
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Not sure of the size but it is large, the part on the spout that screws in. On my tub it used the adapter in the kit that is delta specific and it went on without any problems. Can't remember the name of it right now.
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I dont know about the roman tub. The outlet is 1/2 inch the inlets are both 3/8th
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You need the Delta R11000 3/6 Setting Diverter Rough and the appropriate trim to match your set up
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I had that model... I had to cut notch in the plastic so the tubing would not get kinked.
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Hv not installed mine yet but I believe they work like the faucets I'm replacing at my day care cos they're too hard for kids to push handles. The deltas r easy to press & ur plumber wd mix the hot & cold water to temp desired when installing. We mix ours to warm water so kids don't get burned
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Check youtube under "remove rusted tub drain missing cross bars" theres a great video of a SIMPLE fix....eureka!
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The handles I bought I put on a kawasaki mule.it has smaller roll bars than a jeep wrangled.I just used some black tie wraps to take up the extra material
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Don't touch the handles themselves. The wire is adjusted by sliding the stainless steel collar at one end of the wire towards the opposite end. It doesn't matter which end you choose - let this handle slide towards the middle of the wire, out of the way. Loosen the collar by undoing the set screw with a screwdriver. There should be a diagram that shows you what length is correct for you - the end of the handles should be approx arm pit height I believe. Once you have decided the right length, re tighten the collar with the set screw and remove the excess wire with sturdy wire cutters or pliers with cutting jaws. At the end of this excess wire there is a little protective cap. Take this off and put it on the new end of the wire. Work with one end of the wire only. Aim to replicate the other "factory finished" end exactly as a comparison. The only difference will be the wire is shorter in between the handles if all goes well. Hope this helps.
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I used http://www.lowes.com/pd_6998-72981-19949-RBSD-DST_0__?productId=3196037&Ntt;=delta+faucets&pl;=1&currentURL;=%3FNtt%3Ddelta%2Bfaucets&facetInfo;=
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Heather gave a great answer below. I got this one for a shower only, along with a delta 17 series shower trim kit. The shower only trim kit comes with the the valve (that fits inside this valve body), and the handles/trim that you see on the outside of the tub, plus the shower head. I also purchased the tub AND shower version of this with another delta "tub and shower" trim kit. That trim kit included the tub spout that has the diverter on it along with the rest. Steve
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wrench is 5/32" but clearances to use a T-handle are tight depending on how high your router lift goes. You might need the kind with a "ball" end. It only takes a 1/2 turn to loosen and/or tighten so a T-handle doesn't really help. I wouldn't bother. As for the slippage GW describes, I've never had the problem. He may have a worn collett on his router or taking too big of a pass. I use very large 1/2" raised panel bits in oak panels with no problems. Just remember to keep the bit hole free of dust and debris.
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The in-wall valve, usually called the "rough-in", is not included. This shower head is referred to by plumbers as the "trim kit", and the control handle mounts to the rough-in valve. You have to purchase the Delta rough-in kit separately. Delta uses a Universal rough-in valve, which is nice, because it will fit all Delta shower fixtures.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.