I want to lower my shower head, so can I install the shorter part from the bend into wall and longer part to connect shower head ?
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I could not honestly say that I checked the thread pitch, if they are the same on both ends it would likely work .
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If you think the faucet pipe from the wall is long enough to accommodate the hand shower wall pipe, then I am assuming this will be okay. My faucet pipe was far too short to have everything attached, so I had to find a longer pipe. You will enjoy this shower in any case.
1495826
Yes, you can. You can choose to only install 1/3 length because I did the same.
1825788
Sorry but your shower is too small for this unit. Unless you want to go to the trouble of cutting it and maybe ruining it. Sorry wish had better news.
1978104
Yes you can, but I would recommend getting a longer shower arm also, so that the rainfall shower head drops the water down on you rather than shooting it at an angle out of the wall.
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You can connect any shower head as the unit screws into the 1/2" shower pipe coming out of the wall and the other end fits a standard shower head or wand fitting. I installed this between my existing shower head and the pipe, so be aware that it will stick out more from the wall. The added length is about 4 inches.
575513
You should already have a flange or trim against the wall. This is only to connect to the end of it.
1535241
I bought a different shower head and a swivel extension piece, which added a few inches. I'm sure you can find a straight extension at your local hardware store to achieve the desired length. Don't forget to use plenty of Teflon tape on the threads.
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If you're talking about the plug that screws on to the center top or bottom of the valve the answer is yes. You could remove the plug and add a length of tubing for a shower head attachment. You will need a diverter to divert the flow from the spout to the shower head, which is no big deal.
843138
Consider it the rough size Most showers are somewhat different in width. For this particular installation, I did trim the head jamb about 1 1/2" to get a wall to wall fit.
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I doubt it. You might contact a plumber who can make the curve around the faucet handle using a tubing bender. The tubing is chrome plated brass or copper (I can't remember) Both bendable with the right tools. However this will shorten the length of the tubing and would probably require some type of tubing extension to get back to the original height.
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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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A direct Yes or No doesn't work here. The lower, stable shower head will turn to a downward angle that is so close to being directly down as to allow one to say "yes" but if you're trying to be extremely accurate, this head has a stop point that will keep you from soaking your shower curtain instead of you. That's why you are getting such conflicting answers. This shower set up is the nicest one we've ever had and we've had many over the years. The hose on the upper unit is so flexible that it is a pleasure to move it around. For my mate, the taller head in the holder is a perfect height. The shorter one is a perfect height for me. We both use the ability to remove the upper head from the holder to use for direct spray and washing hair. We're both super pleased as the knob on the side allows one to select one or the other or to select to have both at same time. It's a super excellent unit and I think I may should go check to see if I remembered to give it a five star. Thanks for the reminder. Hope my answer helps.
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I don't know for a fact, but the shower head is removable, and it seems that a different head of your choice can be installed.I will say that i am very pleased with the shower head that is supplied.Hope this helps, Dan.
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Sorry Dale, not sure if you can or not. But I'm not sure why you would want to change out the shower head in the first place. This shower head has amazing output. We are very, very happy with this product.
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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
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yes you can I am sure , your cord may be hanging in front but this will screw down behind shower head and would not come off or slide its actually attached very beginning part of pipe which come out from wall and has a screw to tight unlike other just slide off.