Does this item work with showers/bathtubs where you have to pull the handle out from the wall to turn the water on?
1421751
No. That is a different part. This one is for the type for which turning the handle turns the water on/off AND sets the temperature.
853834
No, it only shuts off the water when it reaches a certain temp. It's not an on/off switch. You'll need to get a shower head that does that.
225973
It does. Very tight tension pole. Have used one in my bathtub for years and stays in place. Bought another recently for shower stall and the tension pole is the top portion and the whole unit bows a little away from wall. Still firmly in place and don't have worries of it falling but it is not flush with wall
1507315
If you are asking about the pipe and flange that comes out of the wall then the answer is no. It has the bracket/connector that screws onto the pipe coming out of the wall, the hose and the shower head.
1670820
When you position the diverter for the hand shower, the water initially flows out of the spout. You would then lift a pull knob atop the spout which would then activate the hand shower. We are pleased with this product.
2177700
No. It replaces all of the valves in your shower/tub, so you need just a hot and cold pipe sticking out of the wall.
1783523
No it cannot connect to bath tub spout. this you need to remove everytime from shower to use your shower.
1657186
Yes. You hook your hose up to it, it comes with a valve to turn the water on and off.
413291
You can pull hot water but I don't think there would be enough pressure to use as a shower.
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.
1225650
none.The shifter handle that mounts on the wall, does it all. off/on hot/cold.You may want to remove screens and fittings from inside the showerhead, if you have hard water.
254651
hi josh what I mean when you get into the tub do you have to pull a lever to have the water come to your shower head if so make sure that valve is back to tub after the pick will drip for a moment and then stop I hope this will help I have never had a problem and anytime I move I get a new one great day
1618159
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.
1962375
Yes it does. You don't need to hold the lever to let the water run. We had it for over a year and had no problem, it works great.
1215657
I don't know if the little handle comes off, but I use it when I am getting into the tub. I also use it to slide out.
887868
Yes, it has a main power switch on the unit; and also has an switch on the handle which turns the water flow on and off (essentially a 'pause' feature).
1226719
There is a lever on the side of the base of the unit, so the shower operates on "head only" "handle Only" or "Both." So if you have it on the Head Only setting, the hand held sprayer will be 'off' regardless of if the water is on or not. However, there is no "Neither" setting so water will come out of one or both of the heads (depending on the lever position) if you have the water on. Hope that helps!