Can you use this in a tub shower? I'd like to divert between the tub spout & the showerhead.
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Definitely yes, don't forget the ibox which is sold separately http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002VRJLLO/ref=pd_aw_sims_1?pi=SS115
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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.
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Hi,Yes. you will be able to do. Do not forget to buy the valve too. They are separate .
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We installed it in a tub shower - seems to work great for that purpose. Plumber said he thought it was a nice unit.
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Yes, that is exactly how you use this, switching between tub spout or handheld and shower head.
685056
No, this not the intended example use. Get one designed for use in a shower. Sorry
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Jessica,I would not use it in any other application other than a ceiling rain shower configuration. The stream of water is too disbursed and not powerful enough to accomplish the same results as a traditional shower head. Additionally, I think it would look out of place as a regular shower head - it is quite large...then again, I'm not sure how large your shower is. Hope this helps...let me know if you need more info. Best of luck!
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No. I use this in a walk in shower and having a tub spout is okay. I can fill a bucket or run to clean the shower floor. In fact I like having it. I thought it might be awkward but it just works.
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By design, I wouldn't suggest this in a shower. Just outside the shower shouldn't be a problem, but it needs to be secured by tension from floor to ceiling and I fear it might crack your tub/shower with continued pressure. Plus, as you mentioned, it is metal so it will likely rust due to a few holes where residual water will enter and collect. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can, but I prefer using it in the shower. Using this over the sink I found to be a bit more messy. I am very happy with this product and now only have to use it about 2-3 times a week
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If you have a shower diverter on the top of your spout, it will stay on securely. You can tighten it by pulling the fins on the sides. If you don't have a diverter, then it may not be secure.
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Yes, you can. The flow is split between the two spouts so the flow is weaker, but you can use both.
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Not with the system the way it must be sold. You would have to purchase a different diverter valve. we sell the 4 way diverter you would need (part number 154090) on our web site showerbuddy.com
1990654
No, any shower valve would work. I also used a Delta shower valve. Now, if you are referring to using a diverter valve to be able to use it as a shower and a tub, then u need an extra valve. But if that is not the case, then it is a simple shower head with the only difference that it is installed commonly in the ceiling.
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The diverter has nothing to do with the showers but the plumbing and the trim you want for the diverter.If you are buying the compatible trim from Delta, sure the diverter can be used. In fact we have the similarsetting - delta intuition shower (is dual wallmounted+handheld) and a delta victorian in the same shower usingthe same diverter with the victorian trim.
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This is made for shower and tub. This is the main valve for hot and cold water. To divert the water from the tub spout to shower you need the tub spout with diverted. Hope this helps
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Yes, you can use it in shower. However ensure that it is not used when it is plugged in to a power source.
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Yes. Although you can also use the diverted to throttle back the water flow from the main shower head.
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Yes you can. I am running two shower heads at the same time off of one 1/2 inch line.
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No. To swith between shower and tub spout you need a diverter valve, which this unit does not have.