What handheld shower can I use with this one?
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It is for replace of Shower Head. If you don't have the other parts in home, we suggest you may buy a complete set together. This product is recommended for you: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007WR5LN0
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.
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I see no reason why not to use your handheld. The showerhead unscrews and you can replace it.
1013677
Any shower head with standard shower head threads which means any shower head. Works great!
412205
I'm not sure. I've always had a hand held shower - but this is the best hose I have ever had and I've had many different hand held showers through the years! It is very flexible and looks nice too. Not stiff like the ones that come with the hand held showers.
1637448
The arm itself weighs around 5 lbs. The shower head wouldn't be a problem but I'm not sure where the handheld washer would be attached. This arm is very sturdy once mounted on the wall. I can't see that the handheld washer would be a problem. Good luck.
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We do have a handheld shower on ours. We didn't install it. A plumber did. So I don't know exactly how he did it, but he took the original shower head off and put the handheld hooked up at the top. We can hold it or leave it alone as the shower head. So we still have the downward part for winter drainage.
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After installing this fitting, I also installed a handheld and it fits into the slot well. This is a universal fitting so it should work with any handheld. There is a lever handle at the side of the fitting which will allow you to use your primary fixed shower head, the handheld still seated in the fitting or both simultaneously. I am very pleased to have found this fitting, it is practical and useful.
1996602
You can connect any series to the hand shower. It takes a normal 1/2 " nipple .
1564125
It is not possible to turn the water off from the handheld head.I am using it in a shower unit and do not use a diverter as one would in a tub set up. Only control in the actual handheld is the kind of spray.
87874
It's a standard thread so you should be able to use the handheld. If not any hardware store will have an adapter.
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If you have a shower head and hand held all in one. Just do one. That's what I did. They sell both kind.
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A standard shower head should be no problem. I used the shower head I already had.
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I see a picture of a hand held shower head when I google the Aquasana. I think you might have to buy their special piece. Pull up the picture and check it out. $10 more , you get the hand held shower head.
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Purchased this "Right Angle Shower Arm Chrome" to use as a Hand Shower. Attach a hose and a regular shower head of your choice and your good to go. Don't forget to use teflon tape.
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My wife has asked the same question about the hand held. I have not looked into it yet but looks possible. The regular shower head can be change to any other shower head. The reason I got this unit was so I could install a rain shower head in the ceiling of shower. Rain shower head is not used much. Note: inside the shower head control valve is a small spring and pin that can come out and you may not see it. I did not see it till I installed this unit in 2nd. job.
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It just goes in between the pipe and the normal shower head so anything that would screw into the pipe would work. The only thing that might be a problem is having the bottom of the filter possibly being in the way of the flexible hose if you want to aim the shower down past a certain point. The hose might be being pushed against the bottom of the filter. Otherwise you should have no problem using the hand shower. Hope this helps.