Does this require a flange or trim against the wall?
575512
No. It screws onto the shower in place of the shower head it is replacing. Your existing shower arm probably already has a flange against the wall.
575513
You should already have a flange or trim against the wall. This is only to connect to the end of it.
2119339
I purchased a separate flange because I needed black also. It was not necessary though as the flange was included with the disposal. Did not return it because there was a piece I can put in the sink that keeps things from going down the garbage disposal such as a hand full of berries, or marbles from a cut flower vase that was included with the flange I bought but did not need. I hope this helps.
1886061
I don't know how deep the curve is but you shouldn't need to trim the part. If you tub isn't square, you are given more than an adequate supply of adhesive to fill any gaps that may occur. My tub was not square and even after filling the space, caused by the lack of 90 degree angle, I still had almost half the tube left over.
1059183
Had no problem installing this kit. Used clear caulk to seal trim plate against the wall. Did not protrude into wall...? Standard install. Quality acceptable for our second bath,
930921
The base comes out a couple of inches which will keep it from going flush against the wall. But you can put it close. There are filters behind grates front and back where for air intake, and a fine mist comes out the top.
1212020
You do not need to do anything behind the wall.It comes with a diverter which is to be installed before the shower head. You connect the hand held shower pipe to that diverter.The valve directs the water flow to shower head or hand held shower.
1897788
It is designed to be installed either way. Much easier to install on the wall and looks great!
439728
Yes you have to to attach the bar to the wall. My plumber installed for me. No issues.
1947069
I bought the following two items and they appear to be the correct ones. I have them installed in the wall but the shower is still under construction. Grohe 19411000 Eurosmart Cosmo Pressure Balance Valve Trim, Chrome Grohe 35015000 Grohsafe Universal Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve
1967539
It does not. The way the posts are on the side allow for you to lean it against the wall so it is flush. We haven't found a need to secure it otherwise.
973640
No. None of the above. This seems to be the contractors version. The bottom part does come with plastic covers to go over the bolts to the flange. We made a couple of trips to the hardware store.
886179
Yes, but if it's a hollow wall, like studded walls w/ drywall, the void in the wall will be exposed. This being the case in most situations, some drywall and plaster work would have to be done first, then the door would be used as finish trim.
542702
No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull down sprayer for 130 for a total 300 plus piping. Instead of 700. No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull... » Read More No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull down sprayer for 130 for a total 300 plus piping. Instead of 700. « Show Less
704632
Two pieces. The 'S' shaped arm with threads to screw into the existing wall pipe and a flange cover to cover the hole
1367337
EZ to do yourself if you've got another body to help position it for installation. in a window it is straight forward, if you need to cut a hole in the wall that is another matter. Any handyman should be able to help with the install if you don't want to do it... nice unit.
1036948
The flange at the bottom is OPTIONAL, primarily for someone that is converting from a 3 hole faucet set to one. I installed mine without it as I previously had a one hole faucet. It looks beautiful without it.
895664
I have three of these units installed through the wall. Didn't have to do anything special; just cased the opening 1/4" larger than the unit. Only problem I had was that the power cord is set a bit to far back on the unit, so I had to notch out the drywall and inside trim to fit it.