DavidTu
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How should a pressure loop be laid out for case where valve is in back wall, and two sets of two body sprays are opposing each other on both side walls?
Can we run a loop in the back wall and run feeders off to sprays on each side? If so would we run four direct feeders or two that split between the two sprays on each side? If split, would they have to have a sub-loop tying them together or just a tee?
Update:
Guess should ask about running big loop around all four sprays; but maybe this picture is an answer? https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?attachments/one-wall_small-jpg.2081/
Functionally, we want what is pictured here but with 2nd set of 2 sprays on right side (total 4 sprays): http://www.maineshowerdoor.com/Shower Valves/Typical Valve.jpg
The valve is AS R540 fed by 3/4" pex. Should connections coming out stay 3/4" to each outlet or 1/2" as that's what the individual fixtures actually have as input?
Can we run a loop in the back wall and run feeders off to sprays on each side? If so would we run four direct feeders or two that split between the two sprays on each side? If split, would they have to have a sub-loop tying them together or just a tee?
Update:
Guess should ask about running big loop around all four sprays; but maybe this picture is an answer? https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?attachments/one-wall_small-jpg.2081/
Functionally, we want what is pictured here but with 2nd set of 2 sprays on right side (total 4 sprays): http://www.maineshowerdoor.com/Shower Valves/Typical Valve.jpg
The valve is AS R540 fed by 3/4" pex. Should connections coming out stay 3/4" to each outlet or 1/2" as that's what the individual fixtures actually have as input?
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