A: Thank you for your inquiry. For threaded connections, the stub out should be 1/2'' or 4'' from the wall. For bare copper pipe, the stub out should be between 2'' and 3''.
A: Yes it will work but make sure you instoletion is correct and done forge washers so water don’t leakage and small L key tight well so don’t move around.
A: Yes. Will work for copper tube 2 - 3 inches from wall.
A: Yes, I believe so.
A: Yes it should. Make sure end of copper is burr free and sanded. Yse a touch of lubricant, liquid soap, or similar to aid in sliding tub spout adapter over the copper
A: No, I would make sure the plastic portion of the pipe is in all the way.
A: Thank you for contacting Danco. We do apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing. If you could contact Product Support Directly to do some troubleshooting with you to determine what could be causing your leaking. We would be more than happy to get this resolved for you. You can email us directly at Danco.Support@NCH.Com. Our Office hours are Monday –Friday 8am-5:00pm Monday –Friday.
A: I gently toggle the diverter until the water stops coming out of the spout.
A: Sounds like either a broken spout. Mine diverted perfectly without issue. I’d return for another.
A: When water comes out from the back, the problem is probably not the plastic thread, but the rubber o-ring not sealing up well. Try take it off first. Use a sand paper to make the copper pipe smooth, then put it back on. See if this fixes the problem.
A: No it does not
A: Yes, it has threading inside but I believe it's for 1/2 pipe
A: No, it does not come with a pipe nipple. Just what you see in the picture.
A: Thank you for contacting Danco. No, it does not come with the 3/4 inch threaded pipe.
A: No, It was a 1/2 inch threads pipe. It's what I needed.
A: Thank you for inquiring about a Danco product. No, you will need a copper stub out, to support this metal tub spout.
A: yes
A: Absolutely not. PVC is not allowed inside for potable water. Only from meter to water main riser. Then pex copper or cpvc can enter home. You can use cpvc. As a professional plumber I would recommend copper or galvanized pipe for durability.
A: Yes, but you would need a make adapter on the end of the pvc. Of course pvc pipe in that size is for cold water, cpvc pipe can do hot & cold water
A: I'm not sure. If it's the one I've used, the diverter screws on to a a 1/2" threaded nipple. It should say on the package whether it's usable in other ways.
A: Thank you for inquiring about a Danco product. This tub spout measures 6".
A: About the same. I would measure exactly, but I am not at that location.
A: 5 1/4
A: In all honesty, it has been awhile since I installed it and can't remember exactly the directions. I do remember there were several variations to the directions, allowing for different types of pipes.
A: No
A: This is quite a versatile tub spout with diverter. The spout will work with a long or short 1/2" or 3/4" threaded stub or a 1/2" unthreaded stub. I believe it will work with your threaded copper. If not, you could;d remove the threaded portion of the stub if it is long enough and mount the spout using the included adapter.
A: Yes. In fact it has an adapter that allows for a couple of varying length pipes.
A: Thank you for inquiring about a Danco product. Yes, this product is compatible with threaded copper stub outs with a 1/2"-3/4" and 4" reach.
A: If you don't need the diverted because there is no secondary faucet, like a shower head, I think it would be fine. Instead of diverting the flow, pulling up on the diverter would just shut off flow to the spout.
A: Functionally, yes, as long as you do not mind the aesthetics of having the diverter as part of the spout. The diverter does not interfere with the spout's function in filling the tub, and never has to be engaged, so you can simply ignore the diverter's existence. (Lifting the diverter knob when water is flowing will cause the water pressure to push a "plug" into the spout's outfall, stopping the water flow out of the spout. The water pressure then redirects ("diverts") the water flow up the pipe to the shower head.) If you have no shower head, there is never a need to lift the diverter knob, and the unit will always function solely as a tub filler.
A: Thank you for reaching out to us. You can still use the tub spout.
A: Yes, you can use this spout without the diverter.
A: Yes, just leave it in the on position and will work fine. Just threads onto existing pipe
A: It's no good. Directions make no sense and there were parts that did not show in the directions/photos. Installed best I could, over one hour. Water poured out the back and made a mess. Returned it and bought a name brand for more money. Took 8 minutes to install the new name brand product and it works perfectly. Won't buy this brand ever again.
A: You could have debris or improper installation causing it to jam. Check the setting screw slowly open water look inside spout and observe
A: Thank you for your inquiry. That's not a pressure relief valve. The spout you have (not the one pictured above) is intended for use on faucets that do not have a shower riser. The connection that you've got water coming out is where one would hook up a shower hose, so that they can add a handheld sprayer to a tub that wouldn't normally have one. There are two ways to resolve your issue. The simple but less attractive option would be to install a 1/2" NPT cap. The better solution is to change the spout to one such as the 88703, seen here, so that there is not a connection for the water to divert to.
A: I got mine today and within a few minutes I stalled. So easy to install
A: I ordered this one: American Standard 8888.026.002 It worked great and installed quickly with no issues.
A: Thank you for choosing Danco products. We apologize for the inconvenience you have experienced. We have recently re-written the instructions for this product to make it easier to install properly on the first try. If you need assistance installing yours, we can be reached at 800-523-5135 (option 2) or support@danco.com.
A: This diverter tub spout has worked well for me and continues to do so. In my case, I purchased a much more expensive diverter spout that didn't work and was delighted that this lower priced but still well made spout did.
A: Hi Scott, I respect your comments, though, I bought the "Universal Diverter Tub Spout in Chrome" installed myself and its working great, I attached 2 pics. No leakage yet, beautiful. PS: I'm not a Plumber but an IT professional. Best regards, G. Parafino
A: If you crank it tighter than a frog's butt and then more it'll probably stay on!
A: Was easy to install and worked great.
A: 2 to 3 inches
A: it has a universal attachment so your pipe can be long or short.
A: Thank you for your inquiry. For 1/2' connections, the pipe can be 3/4' or 4' from the wall. For 3/4' connections, the pipe should be 3/4' from the wall
A: this does NOT screw onto the pipe. It slips on and then slips off with water pressure.
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Spout Type | |||
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Shower/tub diverter | Shower/tub diverter | Tub | Shower/tub diverter |
Spout Reach (in.) | |||
5 in | 5 | 5.5 in | 5.5 in |
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Spout | Spout | Spout | Spout |
Application | |||
Tub & Shower | Tub & Shower | Tub & Shower | Tub & Shower |
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