Hi everyone,
I would like to rough in the following valves and would like some guidance.
I contacted the manufacturer and they provided minimal help. While I do have experience having put in only 5 new baths for friends and family, some if these values type are new to me. Thanks

The final product will have a ceiling mounted rain shower head, a wall mounted showerhead and 3 wall mounted body sprays, I've purchased everything the manufactured I needed, now I need to rought this in.

The item parts are
3 of Kohler Model K-681-K 1/2 Inch volume control valves
3 of Kohler Model K-T14490-4 Purist volume control valve trim

1 of Kohler Model K-679-KS MasterShower 1/2 Inch thermostatic valve
1 of Kohler K-T14488-4 Purist thermostatic valve trim with lever handle

3 of Kohler Model K-8002 WaterTile 54-nozzle bodysprays
1 of Kohler Model K-8023 WaterTile 22-nozzle showerhead
1 of Kohler K-10121-CP Polished Chrome Rain contemporary showerhead
1 of Kohler Model K-7396 3 Inch straight ceiling-mount showerarm and flange

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Bobby

Hey Bobby,
I don't really understand your question nor what you wish of us. You rough in drainage but install valves and fixtures. You simply place the valves where you want them and then pipe to them. What am I missing? Regards, tom

Hey Tom,
Sorry for the confusion

Im not familiar with the use of a thermostatic valve and volume control valves and how they connect to each other ?
What goes where first.
This is what I think I might have to do.
Run the hot and cold into the thermo then run outputs to the inputs on the volume control ? Im just not sure...
The input of a volume control only has one, so is the assumption that both hot and cold from the thermo join into the one input ?

Thanks

Bobby

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Originally Posted by tartack

Hey Tom,
Sorry for the confusion

Im not familiar with the use of a thermostatic valve and volume control valves and how they connect to each other ?
What goes where first.
This is what I think I might have to do.
run the hot and cold into the thermo then run outputs to the inputs on the volume control ? Im just not sure...
The input of a volume control only has one, so is the assumption that both hot and cold from the thermo join into the one input ?

Thanks

Bobby

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Hey Bobby,

These came out after I retired. I'm just as much in the dark as you are .
However some of our plumbing experts are pretty sharp. I'll keep bumping this up and hope one of them has a answer for you. Sorry I can't help but If I don't know the answer I never attempt to fake it, I just come right out and admit it. Good luck, Tom

Thanks Tom,
I look forward to the export help I can get here... thanks again for looking out..