want x-long hose 4 big walk-in shower. Amzn reviews on hoses: leaks aftr 3 mnths. wud this fit a shwr head? or w an adapter? wud it work in a shwr?
1589369
you might check out Claber's products for better quality and various adapters, this size is overkill for a shower and would look tacky
1589370
this hose is shorter than the advertised length: it is hard to stretch.i have no idea if it would fit a shower head fitting
1657852
The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for... » Read More The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I really don't know the diameters. I ordered to aid with showering while using a shower bench. The hose connectors are standard size and will fit I would think nearly any hand held shower head. The length is perfect and the hose is very flexible. I think this is well worth the money. Good luck
836860
I don't know what size hose I have. The printing is rubbed off. I guess just go to a store and by a standard size hose and then buy the fittings to match it. There should be o problem using the smaller hose.
1161328
The hose that I use I just bought at the hardware store so it is just a "normal" hose. I don't know whether it is 3/4 inch or not, what is the diameter of a "normal" hose? This probably won't help much but it the best I can do. "Z"
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I'm not sure what to tell you on this, sorry, I thought it would work for a shower hose; which is what I bought it for, but it seems like it's for an outside hose. This question sounds like it might have to addressed to a plumbing contractor, or someone like that. I'm sorry I couldn't help and have a nice day. Thanks for asking anyway.
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.
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First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
578805
It seems to be a generic fitting that will fit many shower heads. I had another head and wanted a better hose. It works great. It is SS and should not rust
1780079
I don't see y not my old Delta hose fits and I think it is the better of all hose, I don't remember the cost of my old one but t was $$$$ so Yes! p.s. this hand shower is not that Great/Good
1282274
The threads are for a garden hose (sorry, don't know diameter but it's pretty close to 3/4" pipe with different threads). Mine's connected to a camper trailer water line, but worked fine on a regular water hose while I figured out the best location. There are pipe thread to water hose adapters available.
340031
I don't know about all shower heads. But it fit mine perfect and I'm very satisfied. Alot better than the hoses that came with the original shower heads.
1070512
The connection on the unit is a male hose thread. Since the end of the hose you use is also a male hose thread you must have an adapter that will go from male-to-male. One comes with the unit but I had numerous leak problems with mine. Since it was plastic when I moved the unit, pulling the hose along, the threads would loosen then leak. I purchase a brass one instead at a local home store and that solved the problem.
1983431
Not entirely sure I understand your question. The handle on the hose? If so yes, but why would you want to buy it only to replace it? Or did you mean on one you already have to exchange shower heads? Either way you should have no problem unscrewing the head from the hose to replace with another.
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seams like all hoses fit you might have to buy a washer since the thread portion on this shower head is short. I had a standard shower head in my rv and wanted a shut off so I didn't have to adjust the temp every time I turned it off and on. Dry camping cant leave the water running for the whole shower will drain your water fast and fill up your grey tank quick.
2007170
If you don't have the hose you will need the hose. If you want a holder for it (so it can function as a regular shower head, mounted to wall) you will need the part to hold it. We had a hose from previous hose/handheld shower thing, but our holder was broken by kiddos trying to play with it. So we just ordered a holder piece.
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Are you a DIYer? It may require a fitting adapter between the filter connection and your flexible hand held unit for clearance and adjustment to suit your needs. I took my filter unit and my flexible hose shower wand unit to Home Depot. They helped me decide on a correct length adapter to add between the two units. It is a compatible, threaded (both ends) white plastic adapter. If you don't do this properly, the wand handle may not allow proper vertical alignment. I'm good with mine.