Hi I had a question regarding pressure loss on the Delta rough in valves. I know the rough in comes as a shower only with no connection on the bottom and as a shower + bath - with the connections on top and bottom.
When looking inside the Shower/Bath rough in there is a tube inside that sends the water to the tub first and then diverted back up to the shower when the tub spout is closed. Is there a significant loss in pressure in this setup ?
I had to use a shower/bath rough-in (bottom was capped) for a shower only setup because I couldnt get a "shower only" rough in at the time. The pressure isnt great, it could be because of the piping setup in the wall - (1/2" line supplying to bathrooms), but I was wondering if it had anything to do with the rough in valve.
BTW I did see a hack on line where some guy drilled through the inner tube, not that I would want to do that - just saying.
Thanks
When looking inside the Shower/Bath rough in there is a tube inside that sends the water to the tub first and then diverted back up to the shower when the tub spout is closed. Is there a significant loss in pressure in this setup ?
I had to use a shower/bath rough-in (bottom was capped) for a shower only setup because I couldnt get a "shower only" rough in at the time. The pressure isnt great, it could be because of the piping setup in the wall - (1/2" line supplying to bathrooms), but I was wondering if it had anything to do with the rough in valve.
BTW I did see a hack on line where some guy drilled through the inner tube, not that I would want to do that - just saying.
Thanks