need a shower for guests- the tub from the 1970&acirc;&#128;&#153;s has a nozzle coming out of the wall and knobs coming out of wall on either side -will this work?
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You need a water spout that can be removed from the wall. The pole fits with the water spout. If you can remove old one you should be good to go.
2002614
Not sure. My shower is separate from the bath tub, so in my case it was shower only. It might depend on how your plumbing and pipes are configured.
1188769
You can get one this Grohe 13273000 Eurosmart Cosmo Tub Spout with Diverter, Chrome but not sure your bathtub needs it...
1192566
You have to go to Home Depot and ask for a solution. Usually everything in the US is standardized so it shouldn't be a problem. But if it doesn't fit then you have to either replace the shower pipe ( that's unlikely) or you can use an adaptor on the pipe. We had done this before where there r two different ends to a small pipe n they fit the shower pipe and the shore head. Hope this help
468614
Should work for you if you have seperate on off knobs. Shower stand should fit between them
638835
I use a faucet to shower converter.. see if you can find one thats long enough for your needs
454682
Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
536309
It looks like many of the other nickel shower heads and bathroom wall fixtures. You can go to home depot just to check them out. I had random faucet handles and towel racks that were all nickel, and it matched them well.
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Lol sorry kind of a funny question for me as a remodeling guy. No fixtures(diverter, handle, shower head), are included in this item. In general that would never happen. I would never recommend buying anything that would. I don't want my shower wall/pan company dabbling in plumbing fixtures.
1673080
Specific for hansgrohe diverter part; I believe we only used for 2 option situations (shower/hand shower or shower/tub)
2243996
I was thinking about using some rare earth magnets on my daughter's shower. Now I definately will give that a try first. The door may be "sprung", its 50 years old.
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.
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As stated by other buyers here, the faucet comes with the kit, so as long as your faucet has the standard old 3 3/8 spacing, you will be OK. However, be aware that, depending on the age of the old faucet and the location of the tub, the removal will likely be a bear, and the tub may have to be dragged out at an angle to get good access to the old, rusty mounting nuts. Recommended that you get a plumber, because while you're in there, you should definitely replace the old supply lines and shutoff valves. Also, look for new 90 degree supply adapters. Finally, be aware that building codes in most areas require an "anti-siphon" faucet for clawfoot applications (faucet mouth is inside the tub)--the unit sold with the kit may not be compliant, but unless you're doing a permit on this change, you don't really need to worry too much.
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I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
992307
The hansgrohe system centers around their iBox. There is an enormous variety of options on how this can be used to solve your shower plumbing needs. Best thing to do is to download the brochure on the iBox and select the parts youwantfor your configuration. The link is https://pro.hansgrohe-usa.com/assets/us--en/iBox_brochure_2013_c.pdf Have fun and enjoy
907000
just hook it up to your existing hot & cold lines that are in the wall and it works. your old shower head goes away as this unit has its own. This is a slick way of re modeling your shower.
1997122
My 1980's bidet had the old school vacuum breaker and a whole maze of brass plumbing off the back of it. I stripped it all off and replaced it with this unit and it works fine. The shower feature works, the mixing valve/diverter works to change the flow to the rim and there are no problems. Save yourself some hassle though, toss or recycle the 3" 1/4 inch copper tubes that they include to connect the the valves to the mixing valve. Keep the compression fittings and use them on a short length of 1/4" outer diameter polyethylene tubing, it is MUCH easier to fit into the small space needed.