Can you add a tub spout to this?
1744436
We really love this shower hardware from Hansgrohe. We installed this as a DYI project and it went very well. One of the reasons we chose this version was for ease of installation. The mixer and valves are outside of the wall incorporated in the handles. There are no mixer valves behind the wall. In order to install a tub outlet spigot, you would need to put an additional water feed, diverter and mixer behind the wall. Hope this helps.
1744437
the set by itself only does what you see, overhead shower and hand shower. you would have to buy a seperate volume control and tub spout and plumb it seperately. It wouldn't make sense to get this kit and add a tub spout, might as well put together/look for a different set that has tub spout support built in.
1744438
Why would you want to? No, it is strictly a shower head- read David L's comment for a solution. FYI-It is a great shower head.
1789948
No, just the pump with the suction cup on the bottom for the water fountain. I am sure you could put tubing on it.
174936
It is designed for that purpose. The length of the space for pipe going inside the faucet is shorter because of the side spout. I hope they had made the faucet that much longer to nicely keep everything on top of the tub.
1188056
The faucet also comes with adjusters to match the width of existing tub holes. The adjusters are a bit finicky to get the whole unit level. I added an additional metal and rubber washer so the spacer and finishing cap were locked in place
760965
No. To swith between shower and tub spout you need a diverter valve, which this unit does not have.
1429816
Yes, mine has a tub spout. Be aware that this unit is hollow, i.e. the back and top are not enclosed. This is not a problem as the hoses are not visible when mounted on the wall. Be sure to check the tightness of all connections before mounting, as mine leaked. The controls and the hand nozzle are solid and high quality. The rain spray head however is very cheap chromed plastic.
1783523
No it cannot connect to bath tub spout. this you need to remove everytime from shower to use your shower.
298228
The spout is not fixed, you can turn it 360 degrees if you would like. Works great! Very happy with it.
468615
Yes as you replace your spout with one that has a fitting for the riser pipe.
282859
Yes, I installed mine in a tub. It is a great looking product and easy to install.
1437007
No. The instructions suppose that you know what you want to pour in there. The tub has a sealing lid that would keep a liquid from evaporating.
90656
No. The spout is not long enough. There is a matching roman tub filler D300922BNT. But be aware that many places sell the "trim" (faucet and handles) separately from the valve. Valve model numbers D210000BT or D215000BT
959344
Most bathtub spouts are too big and/or don't have threads like sink spouts, so I would say no.
1425833
you probably could if you could extend the intake pipe to the depth you need. I comes with only 3 sec. that when attached to each other will fit into a 50 Gal drum, but you could put an extender for any height you needed. The volume it pumps out is great (10 gal/min) and with very little cranking. The crank turns VERY easily. We connected a hose to the spout for gardening.
1095475
You can replace it with any tub spout as long it has the diverter in it. The spout is just slipped over the existing copper pipe and tightened with the screw which is at the bottom of it.
1159744
You can put the spout anywhere you want. Just need to be careful of refrigerator coolant lines that are not on the door, typically only on back. also.
1050253
I found that my narrow tub spout was acutally a sink faucet, not a tub faucet. I bought several spouts for tubs before a hardware guy looked at my faucet, and said, "That's a sink faucet." So if you look at the picture, and it shows a sink, you're going to get it right. I saw one which had a woman bending over a sink, washing her hair. That one worked for me. Send me a e-mail if you wish: captgjh@yahoo.com