Does this just hook up to a normal shower head piping that comes out of the wall? Is anything else needed to hook this up to the shower pipe in the wall?
1758914
like the others have said very easy to hook up, great product, only other comment is that it does not completely shut off the water flow, but it is only a trickle, at least for me, but i am not complaining, happy with it...
1758915
Hooks right up. Love the control on the handle. I am an amputee and sit in the shower and this makes it so easy
491074
Remove your present shower head from pipe projecting out of wall or shower material. The top end you can't see in this photo is a female connection which screws onto the 1/2" pipe your shower head is removed from. You screw your current shower head on the straight through male end of this diverter valve. The valve alternates the water flow to the shower head or diverts to the bottom male connect for a hand held shower head on a flex hose. Hope this helps.
1606510
Hi Leslie. It comes with everything you need to install. It is recommended to use plumbers teflon tape on the pipe threads. Example here --> http://img.diynetwork.com/DIY/2003/09/18/adi501_2fe_lead.jpg and here --> http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/how-to-change-a-showerhead/index.html
115121
No, it includes what you see in the photograph, minus the horizontal pipe that runs to the wall. So it will attach to the water pipe that comes out of your wall. You should buy some type of arm that allows you to mount the unit so that the water sprays straight down, as in my experience the unit does not perform well on an angle. Also, mine made a loud whirring noise that would alternate to a whine as the water pressure fluctuated. I sent it back.
532657
No u don't need their shower head. I had no problem connecting it to the shower neck and my shower head, the flow worked well. It seems to be a standard size opening
2097851
When you get the package you have to connect the shower head to the chrome arm that extended from the panel. There are a series of pipes in the back of the panel that feed the various water outlets. I suppose you could disconnect the pipe that goes to the shower head from the arm or go directly from the arm with another pipe, but I did not study the piping in the back to know for sure if that is possible.
718921
Once installed, you have to detach the hose to use the regular showerhead. When attached, the hose connection shuts off the regular showerhead.
2110657
No, and personally I had to remove a flow regulator in the other part of my shower pipe because after a couple years of use, it gunked up and severely restricted flow. After removing that, the water pressure is pretty high, which is preferred by everyone in my house other than me, but before it was just a trickle.
1945625
you need a hot and cold water line coming out of the wall, to use as input to the unit, just like any normal shower. those lines hook up to the back of this shower panel which has it's own valve / mixer built in. so, all you need to do is connect hot and cold water, hang it on the wall, and then turn it on. ;-)
832107
It really depends on how high up your shower head is attached to your wall. Our pipe comes out at approx. 76" high. I am 5'3" and I don't have a problem. The hose measures 5 ft from connector to connector, plus the head. I have shoulder length, very thick hair. The pressure is perfect. My husband removed the restrictor (directions included.)
563795
This fitting is connected to 1/2" pex pipe coming out of the wall. The other end (which points upward in the photo) is for the 3/8" standard faucet supply line.
491075
The large inlet hole top left attaches to the supply line coming out of the wall, do this first. When you are done attaching the flow switch to the supply line it should look like the picture. Attach the shower hose to the left outlet that is right below the switch in the picture. Attach the shower head to the right outlet.
363952
Remember. This is just the nozzle attachment for the Cleanstream. My review was meant for the Cleanstream but my computer was acting up. Now to answer your question, all you need to do is to hook up the Cleanstream to the shower head and BINGO
1878425
It just goes in between the pipe and the normal shower head so anything that would screw into the pipe would work. The only thing that might be a problem is having the bottom of the filter possibly being in the way of the flexible hose if you want to aim the shower down past a certain point. The hose might be being pushed against the bottom of the filter. Otherwise you should have no problem using the hand shower. Hope this helps.
647516
You just unscrew your current showerhead, thread some plumber's tape over the pipe (that sticks out of the wall), then screw the Kohler Moxie into where the old head was installed. Instructions are included-- REALLY easy :-) NOTE: there are no wires or anything "electronic" involved.
1295530
Yes, you can attach this to a regular shower head, but you will have to turn it so it is horizontal. This is what I did on mine.
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.