Do I have to buy the recommended 3/4" iBox with Service Stop to go with this set as well? Thanks
1437088
This does not take the iBox. The rough in valve that you need to buy for this showerpipe system is the Hansgrohe 16181181 basic rough in valve set.
37139
You can go to one of the big name hardware stores and buy a matching set, I believe they are 5/8". Easy to replace, will not come factory matched unless by a fluke you get matching keys.
1512202
No. You need the 300 AAC set. Lee makes it in a two die set with a single factory crimp die available. I have that set as well and it works great!!! Love Lee stuff
854320
The 3 inch would be good but you might want to get the 4 just to ensure comfort.
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Hi Scott, I was in the same situation- as we had just bought our new home. I took the chance and ordered 5 sets (no special requests), and they all 5 came with the same mfg. #. I priced these at Lowe's and saved alot of money. I say go for it!
1474132
there are a couple of high quality sets out there. ones to look for are from MIP, Hudy, EDS. those are the three that I would go with. out of those I believe EDS are the only ones that have nut drivers
738741
3/4 inch is an expence that you don't need to spend. 1/2 inch works very well.
827507
this is just a trim kit. the part that goes in the wall is a valve. that is a separate item, they cal it an ibox. the one that works with this trim is Hansgrohe 01850181 3/4-Inch iBox with Service Stop
1667056
Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
1454888
I also looked for these tips+couplers as a set, but couldn't find them. You'll need to search for "Ateco standard coupler" (this will fit the medium tips) and "Ateco large coupler" (for the large&jumbo; tips) and purchase them separately.
123948
Not sure what you are asking, but yes there are end pieces/stops included. Also the mfr is VERY helpful and will help you over the phone if you need it.
1977079
The difference is what you said basically. The bigger the tool the bigger the job usually. If you want a set for around the house, I would look around on here for a 3/8 in set. Or you could go to auto zone or sears and get a set for probably around 50-70 dollars.
2038650
yes. but I prefer to use the Straitline Platform Pedal 9/16", also ordered from Amazon.
747182
You have to read the item descriptions carefully....sets are sold as well as replacement headphones. I this instance, it's just the headphones and you will need a base.
1327856
follow previous instructions and it should work ok. i did not have any problems using my set.
1374565
If you have the classic then yes. The folks at power block are great at answering your questions so if you give them a call they will help you out. They'll ask you to snap a pic and email it to them. They can tell you exactly which set you have and go from there.
805696
Yup. That's how I'm running mine right now and no issue at all. I don't really care about matching though, so it's your personal preference on buying one or getting the set.