Does the mount have to go on the water outlet or can it be installed on the wall? I want to install a bypass to use the fixed shower head & this one
888347
I believe that all of the others have answered your question and I agree with them. I mounted ours directly to the wall outlet as pictures and we both love it that way. As already stated, you could use a "Y" outlet and do a dual mount, but that is really a great shower head and works great both ways. Why waste the time and $$? Try it the way intended and then, if you do not like it (which I doubt) look at the other options. (Bet you don't do them.)
888348
Mount is designed to screw on to the outlet pipe coming out of wall (threaded). I suppose you could add another bypass and attach this. Or a plumbing shop might have a Y-adapter that would let you mount this AND a regular shower head and turn on one or the other, but why would you? Maybe I'm not understanding what you want to do.
888349
hmmm....ours is screwed on shower head outlet as pictured. We really like it and use in lieu of regular shower head. Great pressure and several spray patterns. Sorry to not be of more help.
888350
The mount has to attach to the water outlet because it is not a wall mount. Of course, you can buy a wall mount to install separately and attach the hose with shower head to your adapter/bypass and not use the included mount. Hope that helps.
260866
This is an easy one. When you attach to thw water source, you are attaching the entire unit. The hose mount for the shower head is part of the unit so it appears to me you could put it anwhere you have a threaded pipe to attach to. I looked at mine and there are several simple ways to accomplish what you want to do but when you see the shower head I'll bet tou will forget wanting two shower heads. Good luck, this is a great unit.
888351
It appears to not be functional for the bypass mount option. The water is immediately directed down into the hose, then to the head. If only mounting the head to the wall, it would cause the head to point to the drain, or actually spray directly on the shower hot and cold handles.
888352
I attached to the existing water outlet. I removed the fixed faucet and just screwed this one in that place. It works really great.
1442264
I already had a wall mounted shower spa. I think you have to have something already in place to twist it on. This was just a replacement head for me.
1561721
No. It's made to be mounted in a horizontal position on the tub, or on the deck around the tub. Why would you want the water stream directed back at the wall? Or a shower hose that wouldn't stay in the holder? Frankly, your question makes no sense.
123168
If you already have a shower pipe sticking out from the wall you should not need anything else. I would say try it with and without the flow restrictor in place to see what works best before permanently mounting. You would use the existing hot/cold valve(s) to control temperature. This unit just allows you to chose between the fixed or hand-held shower head or a combination of both.
519233
Not if it's not on the side. Side mount serves two purposes. 1 so water is not splashing right on you. 2 install on the left for a right handed person. Much better. I also had to turn my water down at the valve to control the pressure.
1559729
What is a water cord? Do you mean the flange pipe that comes out of the wall? I have had no problems with my shower head. I love it! Could you have over tightened it, or not used plumber's tape when you installed it?
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
1990089
Screws right onto any shower pipe you have . It's an extension of the shower head. So wherever you have the pipe is cruise right onto just like a changeable showerhead
1589613
yes you can I am sure , your cord may be hanging in front but this will screw down behind shower head and would not come off or slide its actually attached very beginning part of pipe which come out from wall and has a screw to tight unlike other just slide off.
992224
There should be access on the other side of the wall of the shower. Remove this and then you can disconnect the water lines. Note, make sure water pump is turned off. Then remove the two nuts holding the faucet to the wall. Reverse the procedure to install the new faucet.
608096
There are holes in the back wall that allow you to secure the fixture to a wall or other surface. You will need to remove the front plate (which the outlet is attached to), secure to the mounting surface from inside the fixture, make the electrical connections, and then secure the front plate back in place. Hope that helps.
2108662
I have mine mounted on the wall. Easy install. There are instructions as to where to mount it with the item.
273985
It is installed on the wall. It is connected to the water line after the the filters. You can do the water line connection using rigid connections, but it is easier to use some ridged and then connect it in using flexible stainless to join the rigid pipe and the unit. It requires 110V electrical connection.
380526
I don't remember I installed it for a customer but if that is your plan I would not recommend it for that. The flow is regulated in the valve and even if you use a diverter vale you just split the flow(half for each) between the two shower heads. The fix I use it two valves or there are some valves that are designed to handle two of more shower heads at full volume. One i have used is the Moem IO there are some others like this they are electronically controlled valves.
12547
The control to regulate the water flow is on the side of the wall mount but you cab get the water through the handheld part without the water coming through the wall shower head.
466078
Diverter is in the front at the wall mounting bracket, just above the hot/cold water lever
1514327
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.