What end do you attach to the shower head? The end with the black ring?
162891
okay to quqlify that answer remember that the ends are generric but with that said i found one end to have a better fit your situation may differ but that was what i found out hope that helps
162892
It really does not matter. You can hook one end to the outlet and the other end to shower head. Just make sure you tighten both so no leakes,
162893
I put the black ring on the hand nozzle side. Not the shower head end. Not sure why because its been a long time but works fine.
581998
The black end is threaded. In the instructions it is quite clear the item only needs to be finger tightened. It should come undone easily if it was properly installed. Otherwise you may need to use pliers. The green end, yellow on older ones, is a quick disconnect. The green or yellow is a sleeve that slides down and the ball retention on the inside releases from the water pipe.
578804
It seems to be somewhat of a universal holder. I have my old American Standard shower head an it fits as well as the original holder. This does not come with a shower head or hose. I woul guess it would accomodate most brands of hand held shower heads.Unlike the American Standard slide bar, which had plastic mounts and holder, this unit is all chrome plated brass. This is a very high quality shower bar. I highly recommend.
1225649
We used a standard 1/2 inch hot water valve. The threads on the shower arm are flat, however, and don't screw into the standard valve. Sounds like using a die to fit the threads worked for some people, trying that... Otherwise someone on here said Light In The Box sells an adapter.
659742
You can connect any shower head as the unit screws into the 1/2" shower pipe coming out of the wall and the other end fits a standard shower head or wand fitting. I installed this between my existing shower head and the pipe, so be aware that it will stick out more from the wall. The added length is about 4 inches.
2250898
I bought this fixture and like you, I wanted a shower head. I unscrewed the showerhead and replaced it with another that fits into a wall bracket, turning it into an actual hands free shower. I needed to have that type of fixture configuration, in order to replace an antique fixture. The shower flex is plenty long enough to convert the fixture from a handheld to a regular showerhead. I've been very pleased with the result; installed a couple of years ago with no issues.
1694633
You attach it to the wall. I put mine level and to the side of my shower head to kept it from getting scummy.
1936425
I'm getting ready to order this, and from the picture posted it looks like there's a slotted space on the right just BEHIND the fixed shower head. Doesn't the hand-held slip right into that? We have a similar one at home with only ONE head and that's how it works.
1056113
one end is solid, the other has a little hole in it. that end is removeable (the section with the opening is like a little cap) then take the cone shape that sits on top of the tube if you're using an undergravel filter, off the powerhead and it fits together nicely.
1565225
You can buy adapters for the shower head that have a second nozzle that is capped, or you can attach a hose to it. There is a lever to switch it from regular shower to attached hose. Not real hard. I purchased one at Lowes hardware. Ask someone in plumbing, and they will direct you right to it.
719356
As you see on the picture there is 2 sliver pieces below the shower head. The sliver ring connected (that is just below) the showerhead is the water controller. You twist that ring to turn on and off the water flow. And it works fine.
2095617
I screwed off my old shower head and screwed in the new one. It had a threaded connector attached
441411
Nothing, it's super easy. Unscrew your shower head, screw this guy on, then screw the shower head back into it. As with any item like this, you might have trouble matching up the threads to screw it on - mine screwed on just fine but I don't get a tight seal, so a little water escapes at that end, but not enough for me to be sorry I'm using the item.
1033104
I also ordered the Hansgrohe 18" chrome extension pipe. It has a 90 degree bend on one end that makes the shower head parallel to the floor.
1423389
Where it attaches to the shower head is a tapered cone from 0.835" to 0.900". The other end is a hex nut 0.875" across the flats and 0.970" across the hex edges.
123041
The 59 inch hose end of the hand held shower screws into the brass diverter. The 24 inch brass hand held shower slide bar attaches with screws and anchors into the wall. If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
400892
You put the shower head on the holder that slides up and down on the bar to different heights. The other end of the shower head, hose end connects to the pipe coming out of the wall located to the side of the bar away from the shower valve center.