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responses on amazon questions indicates that diverter can supply to two showerheads. With a tee, I'll always be forced to use both showerheads simultaneously which I don't want

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guys - i'm looking for a diverter to mount in my large bath tub which easily fits two people side by side. I'll be connecting two low gpm showerheads to this diverter and need it to work with two showerheads simultaneously. This product below works but am looking for something 2-3 feet wide. Can...

Anybody? sorry been dragging this thread but want to get this done and appreciate everybody's inputs!

Folks - I got the High Sierra's All Metal 1.5 GPM High Efficiency Low Flow Showerhead but it won't fit in my hose - both pics attached. Do I have to get some sort of adaptor https://www.dropbox.com/sh/45e3k8xofyd9ypo/AAC5DXEJHLv9Td9-doQuJ5r2a?dl=0 Thx

if only a single shower head is running i'm asuming it'll get the full power 2.72gpm right or do I need to get some sort of adjustable Tee to direct flow I may also try to replace my current shower head with a low pressure 1.5 gpm to see how i like it before doing the tee project

so what do you guys think?

sorry it took a few days - please see image and confirm if the black part is the flow restrictor or just a washer. I took it out from both sides of the hose and the reading is 2.72gpm https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fi5hv7rkccb2cpr/AABLrjGtUBPCYT4VNNQsJBF8a?dl=0

i'll try to remove the flow restrictor and test again. I checked the bottom nozzle and don't see any black part inside there so assuming there isn't a flow restrictor - thx

so any ideas guys if I should do this or my gpm is too low to have a satisfactory result with 2 showers running at the same time?

also what 1.5gpm low pressure shower head do you recommend? I'd like to test one for a few days and see if it suits me because if I'm only getting 2.64gpm in total, then dividing by 2 is little lesser than 1.5

I do see a black part inside the hose and the test did go through that. However I also posted numbers for the bottom nozzle which isn't connected to any hose so would those numbers suffice? Yes post 9 is something I can try if it'll allow me to operate two showers simultaneously with water...

wasn't planning to use the bottom nozzle for anything but just listed here since i tested it shower control is through a knob - you move the knob clockwise and it starts off the shower to its right and vice versa. I'm not sure what's behind the tub because it's unreachable - do you think...

Here are the results and below is an image of the full bathroom. There are two hoses connecting to two showerheads. On the right side is also a small nozzle perhaps meant for filling up buckets (in pic it's hidden by the shower and maybe 1 foot from the floor). Again, I'm trying to evaluate if...

If i take off the showerhead and just see how fast the hose fills a gallon of water, will that number help you folks help me determine whether doing this project will work? This is a 99 year old home with pipes that have never been changed so really not sure if pressure is optimal

as a side question, I have the same shower head on the other side of the tub but only one can be operational at a time. Is there a new shower head I can purchase which will connect both together and allow both showers to operate at the same time

will the Kohler K-98362-CP you posted fit the rod behind it which is fixed to the shower tub - I guess it's standard size? Also any cheaper good options?

I turned it upside down and it doesn't fit - I need another holder, hopefully adjustable that will fit this fine and if not, an entire shower assembly that comes with this type of holder

guys - this is a new house and whoever installed the shower head did not put a compatible showerhead holder. Hence, even a slight tough of towel and the shower head falls which is a risk to small children in the bath rub. I need to either buy a proper holder (option 1) or simply buy a new...