Kindest regards, For the connection of the shower, you need a different infrastructure or it can be connected directly to the water line?
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When replacing an existing shower head, unscrew the shower arm at the wall and replace it with a longer shower arm. There are many styles to chose from (search Amazon for "shower arm"). Adjustable shower arms will allow you to adjust both the height and direction of the shower faucet head. One of the best adjustable shower arms is Delta Faucet UA902-PK 10-inch Adjustable Shower Arm.
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No the connections are for a shower or a garden hose. The connection screws on to the shower pipe then you screw the shower head to the rapid bath section. Hope this helps.
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The shower head is built into the manifold piping system for the whole unit. Theres a cold & hot inlets that connect to the water lines
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It has some holes in the bottom and side for mounting bolts so you'd need a method to plug them. Not sure where the water line would fall once loaded.
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This piece has hoses inside that easily attach to your pre-existing shower connection, I actually had my entire shower ceramic tiled so the fixture has to be sealed to the tiles. I would recommend having it professionally installed. Cleaning it is very simple use a soft cloth and wipe it down simple as that
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Hello, dear customer, if your existing head connector is the standard dimension (20mm Common Interface of the internal thread) , you can replace your shower head directly. There is no special connection needed. Any questions, please contact us again. We are always here glad to serve you. Best regards. LemonbestAny
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You need the pressure from the hose to push the water through the shower so no, it will not function properly if you disconnect it.
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The unit has both internal and external thread so that it it can be screwed "on to" or "in to" the pipe coming from the wall. Of course you would have to remove the existing shower head to do so and a small (6") pair of channel locking priers will help but shouldn't be too hard to do.
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Yes you can, but will need an independent diverter valve on the tub to be able to toggle between shower and tub. - Prasad
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Although we used it only for our shower, their brochure shows a connection to an already existing tub/shower diverter. Check out www.grohe.com/us.
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You shouldn't need anything other than possibly a nipple for the shower connection going into the wall. You have to see how big your pipe is in the wall. But if you have the usual sized pipes, you shouldn't need any additional material.
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You will need a water line shut off or a tub diverter. The spigot on the shower head causes one or the other or both to be on.
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It can be connected to any available water line. You may arrange to have a separate hot-water line for connecting to hot water, if it is not easy to connect to hot-water line of wash basin. Even if it is connected to cold water line only, you can use female nozzle as well. I don't have wash basin near to my toilet and hence have connected to cold water line only and its female nozzle is conveniently used. No issues up till now.
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yes there is a hose to hook up to your water hose outside or to the attachement in your shower.
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It's in the head, although I wouldn't apply to much water pressure to it. Better use the shower faucet.
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The water supply line should be removable, but if not you can get a adaptor to connect to the angle stop and from the angle stop to the T connector. Just make sure everything is connected nice and tight.
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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.