The trim ring for the round sprayer head doesn't cover anything. You have to cut a perfect circle in the tile. Using a circle hole bit causes the porcelain tile to break. These either need a bigger trim ring or something
@@kylemueller9535 Not sure that'll work...I found out already what needs to be done. A single T is not a really a "balancing" loop/line, from what I researched. The point is to avoid one jet getting more pressure than the other. If you run a single T, then the lower jet could see higher flow/pressure, especially with other accessories running simultaneously. This setup requires a balancing loop. You can look-up "balancing-loop" for shower jets, and you'll see a bunch of design alternatives. I'm probably gonna go with a T into an actual round loop with each jet on it's own T on top and bottom of the loop. If I'm wrong, please let me know why.
@@BigBear-- I'm aware of it. The issue I see, is that adding more pipe isn't really accomplishing a balance. Specifically when you only have two sprayers. You're just introducing more pipe to flow water through. Check this vid out: ua-cam.com/video/ea4JRnG7Vps/v-deo.html
The trim ring for the round sprayer head doesn't cover anything. You have to cut a perfect circle in the tile. Using a circle hole bit causes the porcelain tile to break. These either need a bigger trim ring or something
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How do I run the plumbing for only 2 body sprays? Cause the balancing loop pictured in the video doesn't make sense for only 2 sprays.
I think you just need to run a single tee. That accomplishes the same thing, balancing between your two sprays.
@@kylemueller9535 Not sure that'll work...I found out already what needs to be done. A single T is not a really a "balancing" loop/line, from what I researched. The point is to avoid one jet getting more pressure than the other. If you run a single T, then the lower jet could see higher flow/pressure, especially with other accessories running simultaneously. This setup requires a balancing loop. You can look-up "balancing-loop" for shower jets, and you'll see a bunch of design alternatives. I'm probably gonna go with a T into an actual round loop with each jet on it's own T on top and bottom of the loop. If I'm wrong, please let me know why.
@@BigBear-- I'm aware of it. The issue I see, is that adding more pipe isn't really accomplishing a balance. Specifically when you only have two sprayers. You're just introducing more pipe to flow water through. Check this vid out: ua-cam.com/video/ea4JRnG7Vps/v-deo.html
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