can plug at tub be removed to have both shower and tub?
760962
Yes you can, but will need an independent diverter valve on the tub to be able to toggle between shower and tub. - Prasad
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.
760964
I don't know, but they do have a faucet that has a shower/tub diverter. Pfister 00131XA 3-Handle Tub & Shower Rough-In Valve
760965
No. To swith between shower and tub spout you need a diverter valve, which this unit does not have.
1778368
The unit is reversible so that you can put the handle (and suction cups) on either side, depending upon which way you want to be facing (toward or away from the water) and depending on whether you enter your tub/shower from the left or right. So, whichever arrangement you want, you'll be able to easily switch it around to meet your needs and you'll have the suction cups inside the shower if you want it that way. I've been very happy with this tub chair. I use it to bathe both my Mom and Dad and I even tend to sit on it when I shower. (Hope this was helpful)
175662
No, you would need to take out the shower drain to use this. The bottom portion fits down into the drain.
372527
You can not use the jets and the shower head at the same time. The shower head is adjustable, tilts and you can raise and lower it. We love this shower panel!!!!!!
554389
No... the one control knob turns to use the shower head, jets or hose separately. We didn't hook up the tub faucet so I can't answer for that choice.
999695
No. Tub spout cannot be removed. There are shower panels available with no tub spout.
474950
Indoors would be kind of hard since if you have more people in the tub the water overflows....... if you had in like a basement with drain it would be ok.... but no special plug
220991
Yes, but there are four settings on the shower head. I just use the one with the least force and fill my outside tub. You will have to adjust the temperature and flow controls if you take the head off.
1429817
Yes; though, I don't use it for that. The unit is so tall that it may look funny or awkward with a tub. I will say, however, this was an AWESOME purchase and we are totally satisfied with the product! It is in our guest bathroom and regularly take showers there just to use the panel! Feel free to ask me any more questions!
1585498
Yes you can. It has a knob on the side of the main shower head cross bar that allows you to turn it to just the main shower head, just the smaller hand-held, or to the combination of both the main head and the hand held simultaneously.
1317458
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.
683615
Yes, there is no reason you cannot do this. You could wire it so both lights and the fan come on simultaneously if you wanted... but obviously not recommended since you only need the fan when the shower is running.
1785966
It can certainly be used in a combination shower/bathtub. But, it will not attach to the bathtub faucet. It must be attached to the shower pipe, which has threads.
2177700
No. It replaces all of the valves in your shower/tub, so you need just a hot and cold pipe sticking out of the wall.
2119978
Yes it can. You can't mix the settings though. For instance, head shower and hand shower cannot be used simultaneously. But when using any setting individually you have ability to change the strength of the flow
1029613
If you are using in a tub with a diverter, that will cut off both. If this is just a shower, you will need to insert a shut off valve between the supply pipe and the shower head or turn off the water at the supply handle. Not sure why you'd want to do that though.
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Yes, you can. The diverter has an optional pin that you or your plumber can remove so that the shower head and body spray can be on at the same time. Basically, the diverter can be pointed to either 1 or 2 if the pin is in place. Removing the pin allows you to move the diverter in between 1 and 2 to activate both outlets.