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Thu, Dec 1, 05 at 15:39
| Here is the picture of my guest bath with neo-shower. I need recommendations for avoiding water coming out shower door when faucet is turned on. Any advice appreciated! |
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- Posted by DallasAuburn (My Page) on Fri, Dec 2, 05 at 14:43
| Well, this may be more drastic than what you would like, but my in-laws have a similar issue. They replaced the typical 45 degrees shower arm (that connects between the water source at the wall and the shower head) with a 90 arm that has a long "leg" that extends about a foot away from the wall. Gosh. This is a little difficult to explain. Basically, they took a shower head that is wall mounted and make it sorta a rainhead showerhead. It would depend on how high your water source is on the wall. Yours looks like it's pretty high. |
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| Dallas I think I understand what you are saying. My question would be can I do that rainhead type shower head without having to go behind the wall tiles to make the connection to the water pipes? I would sure hate to have to mess with the newly installed tile. Thanks for you recommendation! |
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- Posted by DallasAuburn (My Page) on Sat, Dec 3, 05 at 9:32
| Teri, Definately. The shower arm just screws into a bushing that is behind the wall. You will just need to unscrew the existing 45 degree arm and replace it with one that is an L. Does this make sense? |
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| Dallas I think I understand what you are saying. My question would be can I do that rainhead type shower head without having to go behind the wall tiles to make the connection to the water pipes? I would sure hate to have to mess with the newly installed tile. Thanks for you recommendation! |
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| I'm not sure why my post came up twice, I didn't think I posted the same message on different days?? Anyway Dallas, I understand your comment about unscrewing the existing arm. That is a relief to hear! Thanks so much for your help! I am going to do a lot of research at the store before I make a purchase that's for sure! |
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