Is the attachment screw in the center or offset? Which is what my shower requires (offset).
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since the part didn't fit my shower control, I don't know where the Amazon knob is right now to check that.We're planning to re-do our entire bathroom within the next 6 months, so my old Delta contol will be going into the dumpster for good soon, and I won't need the new knob.
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It's a sliding bar, does not attach to the wall. I got this for my mother in law and she doesn't use the shower as often as bathing but it's helpful to have the bar for adjusting when she needs it. I do not think the bar not being attached is an issue.
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yes the handle attaches just like a standard handle with center screw. they are the star type not square. and yes the center caps come off..i used mine in a remodeled shower stall. the look and operate wonderful.
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Opposite end of the tub? That shouldn't matter. Your showerhead will just be on the opposite side with your faucet. Though it would be a problem if it were on the side of the tub instead of an end.
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CAN BE INSTALLED EITHER WAY, BUT DOESN't make sense supplying down. The shower hose would interfere with knobs/handles.
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Its definitely a 45 degree angle that sticks up. If I were you, I'd get a multi shelf to install at the end of the tub so stuff isn't showered on all the time. If this is just a stall only, the same if you have a flat wall.
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Yes, my plumber was able to get it mounted straight. I took some adjusting but it is possible.
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Yes, I do believe that it is center to center. I would double check, but it is installed and a little bit of a pain to take out and replace.
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From your description, it sounds like you have a diverter attached to your shower arm (the curved bar that comes out of your wall) and that one is going to your shower head and the other going to a hand shower with a shower hose, which is the most common setup when you want shower head and hand shower combined. Does it have a knob or lever that lets you switch between the two? See if it looks anything like these: http://www.amazon.com/U4922-PK-Universal-Showering-Components-Handshower/dp/B0064TXLHA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397325994&sr=8-1&keywords=shower+diverter http://www.amazon.com/Danze-D481350BN-2-Inch-Diverter-Brushed/dp/B002BSHSE0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397326036&sr=8-4&keywords=shower+diverter If so, then it should be fine. These shower heads fit the standard threaded 1/2 inch shower arms.
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Hi Gerald, The drain is centered to the left or right, depending on your orientation. A spec sheet is included in the product images if you'd like to know more about the dimensions or layout of the tub. Regards, Modern Bathroom
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I got a hand held shower attachment for mine. The diverter is actually for the shower ring on the clawfoot tub. I'm sure if you wanted to plug it off you can find find one at the hardware store.
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Since the quick pitch inner ends sit on the center ring this helps compensate for the possible double pitch when you use both. The caveat is if your shower is sized or shaped so you need extensions for lengths from the drain that are more than a little over 3 feet. In those cases the fixed center ring compensation is not enough to avoid doubling. I ended up grinding the extensions down some to avoid the excessive pitch on the longer runs. It's a pain to do that but it worked out ok for me.
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Yes it is! Both are adjustable. I'm still delighted with it. Good quality, easy to install, and wonderful variety of settings on both shower heads! Hope that helps.
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Each end is threaded. The straighter side screws into the wall attachment and the curved part is used for the shower head attachment. I hope this helps.
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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.
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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.
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Depends on the shower head...most are adjustable and will "rotate" slightly to compensate for this angle.