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No mine is anchored quit well so its solid. It has a SS mounting plate that I anchored to my homemade box. In the end however the unit had an internal leak and the distributor is exchanging it, no questions asked...Thank God. I did speak with one of their staff plumbers after the fact and he...

I ended up having to build a small box for my tub filler to sit on top and tile over it. This allowed me a small space to make my connections below. It was very much a trial and error project. Needless to say it would have been a breeze if I had a wooden sub-floor and had complete access to...

This is the hub, the drain screws in from above The hub is approx. 1-1/4" too low.

I am installing a free standing tub on a concrete slab. Somehow my alignment must have gone astray and the hub on the drain piping is sitting just over 1" too low. Does anyone know of an extension piece that could be used. Thanks for any help you can provide.

I need to install a freestanding tub that does not have an overflow and has no access to the drain from the side of the tub. My thought is that the drain is going to have to have a glue on tail. Can someone please recommend a solution? Thank you!

I would like to install a freestanding tub in my bathroom. I have attached a picture of the old tub drain location. Just below this Tee is the P-Trap. The new tub drain will need to be about 10" to the right of the old drain position. The tub I purchased has no drain hardware and no...

I am installing a modern thermostatic mixing valve to replace this one. Its an externally mounted mixer i.e. not in the wall. Would it be appropriate to install this way on both the hot and the cold? Thank you

During my remodel I uncovered the shower wall with the existing mixing valve. As you can see in the picture the line entering the valve on the right tee's off and jumps from 1/2 to 3/4" or 1" goes up about a foot and then is capped off. Is there a reason for this? My first thought was that...

Yes, I'm aware I need to break concrete. Attached is the pic from my demo. The two 1/2 lines coming from my slab are the supply line. The circle just in front of them are where the filler will be anchored. My first thought is to breakout just deep enough to hide the lines, accommodate tile...

I am remodeling my master bath and am installing a tub with a "Freestanding" Tub Filler. The one I purchased has 1/2" SS hoses that penetrate the base by a inch or so. The manufacturer does not include instruction for install. I am installing this on a concrete slab, my home is plumbed in...