Hello everyone,
I am about to embark on a bathroom project in which I need a little guidance. I am a fairly mechanical person so you shouldn't need to dumb-down your response
My Project:
My bathroom currently has bathtub that I am planning to rip out. The current plumbing is: Tub fill faucet, on/off and temp control valve, and an over head sprayer (basically a typical bathtub).
I want to rip this all out and install a walk in shower with 2 shower heads (one should be a rainfall over head and the other a wall mounted wand sprayer).
I want to be able to control flow to each of the shower heads independently as well as use them at the same time. Independent control of water temp is not required, I am OK with the same temp for both outlets (unless this is not natural and it SHOULD be independent; at your advise).
The part in which I am stuck is which parts I would need to complete this. I am replacing all the water feeds in the house with PEX (currently have old, leaking steel pipes) so I am comfortable with figuring out what fittings I will need to connect everything.
Thank you so much for your help!!
Josh
EDIT**
I plan on using mostly Hansgrohe finishes.
I am about to embark on a bathroom project in which I need a little guidance. I am a fairly mechanical person so you shouldn't need to dumb-down your response
My Project:
My bathroom currently has bathtub that I am planning to rip out. The current plumbing is: Tub fill faucet, on/off and temp control valve, and an over head sprayer (basically a typical bathtub).
I want to rip this all out and install a walk in shower with 2 shower heads (one should be a rainfall over head and the other a wall mounted wand sprayer).
I want to be able to control flow to each of the shower heads independently as well as use them at the same time. Independent control of water temp is not required, I am OK with the same temp for both outlets (unless this is not natural and it SHOULD be independent; at your advise).
The part in which I am stuck is which parts I would need to complete this. I am replacing all the water feeds in the house with PEX (currently have old, leaking steel pipes) so I am comfortable with figuring out what fittings I will need to connect everything.
Thank you so much for your help!!
Josh
EDIT**
I plan on using mostly Hansgrohe finishes.