Can I use this with Tub Spout on one end and shower head other side?
1133601
Yes, that is exactly how you use this, switching between tub spout or handheld and shower head.
1133602
I believe that this, in combination with the Universal box, can be used to divert the water flow between a shower head and the tub although our application was between a fixed shower head and a personal hand held shower head.
1133603
plumbing can be done, but I don't think it is designed to be used with the tub. I have it for rain shower and handheld shower... Usually spout has a pull out that switches to shower. This unit needs to be turned to 1 or 2 (top lever)
149793
Yes. I mounted one for the bathtub/shower combo and another in a shower only with 2 heads in the other house. Worked out very well for me.
530678
I am not sure if you are calling the input (the threaded side that threads into the wall)the bottom then yes that would be the best way to install it. The output( where the shower head is installed) should be at top center
1696359
Yes, it can be installed either direction. Just have to move the drain fitting to whichever side is down.
108708
There's an adapter with diverter that hooks to your shower head, but not directly to a tub faucet. If you have a shower in your tub, you can use this system. Otherwise, I don't think so.
167611
I don't think so. Its flexible pipe is designed to be fixed to a threaded water supply pipe. I think the ones that you get for the spout in the tub have a different diameter than this one. Maybe if you used an adapter it might work, but I would advise against it.
1930000
If you have it configured for a shower and a tub spout, 2 (right) is for tub. Middle is both (kind of pointless). 1 (left) is for shower.
308884
I put a longer stem for the tub spout so that it sticks out further and allows the shower riser to clear the water handle. The riser is still directly in front of the handle but it works fine.
1631022
no problem I think, as my set up is divert between rain shower head and wand shower head or share. Issue would be plumbing direction.
1433193
You might have to go get some additional large washers to provide a surface to go against the side of the tub. There is a plastic lock nut system that goes on the same threads the supply lines hook up to. I was able to get mine to be stable. Go to the Kingston Brass website and you can view parts diagrams for the various faucets by model number.
1375347
No this is for shower only. There is a different one for shower / tub combo with a seperate valve you must buy
773367
Yes, you can do one side without the suction being effected. The tubing is separate for each side.
760963
If you're talking about the plug that screws on to the center top or bottom of the valve the answer is yes. You could remove the plug and add a length of tubing for a shower head attachment. You will need a diverter to divert the flow from the spout to the shower head, which is no big deal.
2039409
Yes,you can use just one side, because there is a plate that you attach to the toilet, then the bars in each end. However,you may want both bars for stability.
1748867
The spout turns 360 degrees, so yes it can. You would have to push the handle away from you to turn the water on, if you put it on the left side.
879991
I didn't install this faucet, but the installer originally installed the handle in front. I wanted it installed on the right, and he changed it. Yes, this face can be installed with the handle on the left side.
338933
Yes, but don't change the orientation of the valve. Keep the valve with its (shower) output facing up so that the controls/bezel still operate normally.