Can someone provide a few tips for how you support a shower mixing valve in the wall when you've used PEX? On previous showers that I've put in, the copper pipes strapped to a block in the wall was more than enough. This time I can't quite seem to find a decent way to do this. Thanks.

Can I take apart and rebuild a moen shower mixing valve without replumbing

I am buying a home and during the inspection of the bathroom we noticed that water pours out of the mixing valve for the shower. I was wondering if this requires replacement of the mixing valve or can be repaired in some other way? Can this be done by a do it yourselfer with no plumbing...

I have two bthrooms back to back, and all fixtures have ample hot water except one shower mixing valve. It is a temptrol valve. I have replaced the stem twice, replace the seats, cut the water lines in the basement to see if there was a blockage in the piping but cannot seem to find the problem....

:cool: Is it possible to install a shower/tub mixing valve on a different wall then the shower arm? We are getting a new house built and if this were possible it would save us a lot of grief... Thanks Doug