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Does anybody have a suggested diverter or diverter arrangement to accomplish this?
In order to do what you want, you are going to have to install either another mixing valve that is dedicated to the tub filler -- Or you are going to have to install a volume control between the bottom of the mixing valve and the tub filler and another volume control between the top outlet of the mixing valve and the inlet of the diverter.
I can live with the tub faucet diverter pushing up to the shower, not going to use them at the asme time. 6 function diverter valve. No counter-recommendations on the website.... not that I believe all I read on mfg's websites, hence the question on here, where the rubber meets the road.
I can live with the tub faucet diverter pushing up to the shower, not going to use them at the asme time. 6 function diverter valve. No counter-recommendations on the website.... not that I believe all I read on mfg's websites, hence the question on here, where the rubber meets the road.
Thanks,
Stew
I've installed the shower only version of that valve a few times and never heard any complaints back about it.
By the way, Delta makes a body spray system that adds four body sprays with an adapter that screws onto the shower arm with a built in diverter.
thanks, I'm going for the delta one, it has everything I'm looking for, I'll let you know in a couple of weeks after I get the bathroom all torn out and put back in w/ the new tub. Thanks for your input, much appreciated.
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