does this attach to the tub faucet or to the existing wall shower head?
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The hose of this shower screws onto the pipe for an existing shower head. You have to unscrew and remove the existing head and screw this unit's hose onto the pipe that held the old head. The instructions recommend putting Teflon tape over the threads. It sounds complicated but it was a very easy switch on my shower.
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To the wall shower outflow pipe. This replaces the existing showerhead, and it must be removed first.
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It attaches to the main shower pipe. Remove your existing shower hose and attach the new one. Simple as that.
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Remember. This is just the nozzle attachment for the Cleanstream. My review was meant for the Cleanstream but my computer was acting up. Now to answer your question, all you need to do is to hook up the Cleanstream to the shower head and BINGO
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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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Absolutely. It's designed to just be an extension or replacement of the existing wall fitting. All shower head fittings are 1/2"NPT (1/2 inch diameter, National Pipe Thread). This is the standard.
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yes it is without the shower head. One end screws into the shower faucet coming out of wall and the other end screws into the shower head
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It is not permanently attached to the wall. It stays on the wall because of what I would call compression and friction. One side of the rod has a mount that is adjustable and you simply turn it to make it fit the size of your shower/bath.
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I think we just unscrewed the shower head that was there and screwed this one on. I just looked and there seems to be some connect piece that you probably just put on after you take the old shower head off. Everything hangs form that one assembly.
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If you are just installing a shower you will need the shower head (the old shower head will just unscrew so this one can be put on) & of course the faucet & drain. If you are installing a tub you will need the faucets with the shower diverter. I hope this helps you.
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I am not sure what you mean. It attaches to our "grown up" shower head, that sprays into our bathtub. The dolphin shower head then just suctions on the tile below our regular shower head, and acts like any other shower head. But it cannot be used on the bathtub faucet. It has to be plumbed in to a shower head.
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Kingston Brass KS266SN Victoria 3-Inch to 9-Inch Wall Mount Tub and Shower Faucet, Satin Nickel is the one we purchased and plumber had no problem attaching it to our antique clawfoot tub. It might not be the one you are looking at. We have had ours over 3 years and it still looks like new - we love it.
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You need a diverter. This provides water to both and the lever on the tub faucet shuts that off and forces it to the shower head.
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No; it attaches just like a shower head. You can put it anywhere you could attach a shower head.
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As far as I can see this does not attach to a tub faucet, we have it attached to our laundry room sink faucet, as that is where we bathe our dogs. It could also be attached to an outdoor hose faucet.
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You install the hose ( parts included )And there is a switch to change from hose to shower head. So yes the hose remains attached unless you want unassembled it every time you use the shower head, which is why they included the handy switch.
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It depends on the faucet! Some of them have the standard version where you screw it off, some of them are all one piece, to prevent anyone from taking the showerhead
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Opposite end of the tub? That shouldn't matter. Your showerhead will just be on the opposite side with your faucet. Though it would be a problem if it were on the side of the tub instead of an end.
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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.