Having the following set up:
1/2 Inch Copper supply lines- not being touched.
Existing valves being removed
Following being installed:
Kohler Hi-Flow Rite-Temp PB Valve, 3/4 in, 3/4 out. Im guessing they will adapt the supply lines?
Kohler master shower 3 way transfer valve, 3/4 in, 1/2, can run 2 things at one time. Running to the following:
Non-diverter Tub Spout
Supply Elbow running to a handheld mounted to a bar
Rain Shower head
I asked my contractor if its possible for the plumber to use copper, but he said the plumber will most likely do PEX.
That being said, the shower heads are like 2.5 gpm max so Im not too concerned about pressure there, Im mostly concerned about the tub spout and having good flow there Everything I read here says DONT USE PEX on the tub spout, but is this only for diverter spouts? Will I be fine since I'm using the transfer valve?
Is there anything I need to watch for, or that I should recommend to the plumber?
Thanks in advance for any help!
1/2 Inch Copper supply lines- not being touched.
Existing valves being removed
Following being installed:
Kohler Hi-Flow Rite-Temp PB Valve, 3/4 in, 3/4 out. Im guessing they will adapt the supply lines?
Kohler master shower 3 way transfer valve, 3/4 in, 1/2, can run 2 things at one time. Running to the following:
Non-diverter Tub Spout
Supply Elbow running to a handheld mounted to a bar
Rain Shower head
I asked my contractor if its possible for the plumber to use copper, but he said the plumber will most likely do PEX.
That being said, the shower heads are like 2.5 gpm max so Im not too concerned about pressure there, Im mostly concerned about the tub spout and having good flow there Everything I read here says DONT USE PEX on the tub spout, but is this only for diverter spouts? Will I be fine since I'm using the transfer valve?
Is there anything I need to watch for, or that I should recommend to the plumber?
Thanks in advance for any help!