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  1. dakotakid

    Shower valve shut-offs necessary?

    Thanks guys! I am a bit paranoid, but one of these valves needed to be replaced about 12 years ago (house is almost 50 years old) and it was murder going through the mud wall and tile to get to it. The access will help that some, so maybe the extra valves are extraneous. Chances are any major...
  2. dakotakid

    Shower valve shut-offs necessary?

    I'm remodeling two bathrooms consecutively, and have the common wet wall between them open. The master bath has a shower only, with no access to the back side of the valve and drop-ear when tiled. Likewise, the bathtub/shower in the second bathroom has no easy access to the back of the valve...
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