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So this is what I ended up doing prior to reading the last bit of advice. Is this good or should I redo it. I've closed in the wall but could remove the backer board as I haven't sealed it yet. Thx

Here's the code in question "Some common options for compliance with the requirements of Article 7.6.5.1. include: • Installation of pressure-balanced or thermostatic-mixing shower valves for shower heads and an anti-scald device at each hot water faucet, or • Installation of an...

The specs don't say shyte about it...... It's a Elizabethan Classic ECETS12 Thx

Here's the diagram from the website to help.

That brass nipple was the original hardware I think the threads were just screwed up. I took your advice and got a 1/2" brass adapter to go right from the pipe to the Escutcheon. Am I right about just going over a 2x4 and securing it with the nail in clamps

Thanks for the advice but, I've got one on the tank now. After learning too late last week! thanks. Any advice on the topic at hand.

Here's the insides of the wall as they are right now. There's a tub on the other side of the wall. theses are the spec's as advertized # Wall Mount Exposed Shower Faucet with Handshower # 1/2in IPS inlets # 3 3/8 in Centers # 17 1/2in Shower arm reach # 54in Overall height #...

So my question is do they sell the brass nipples at home depot like stores? Is there a better way to do this connection? Also whats the best way to support this valve in the wall. Just run the pipe over a 2x4 and secure with tube clamps? Thanks Tim.

Been creeping this forum for a bit prior to my project. I have a question about the plumbing for my project. The Project. I'm attempting a tile shower. I ripped out my old shower and replaced the runs to line up with the new valve. The brass nipples that came with the valve won't thread...