Do you need a way to hook-up your hand-held shower while allowing others to fill the tub normally when necessary?

The Tub Diverter Spout has an angled outlet at the bottom where you can attach a hand held shower. Use the pull-up stopper to direct the flow of water to the outlet on the bottom where you attach the hand-held shower hose. Push it down again to have the water flow out of the tub spout normally. If you are using a shower seat while bathing, you will love having the hook-up so close. It allows for a lot more slack than if it was connected above you at the shower head. This also gives you more freedom to direct your hand-held shower's water flow.

Do you currently have a tub spout with a diverter to an overhead shower? You can still use the Tub Diverter Spout. Water will flow to the overhead spout if the water flow is closed off from both the tub spout and handheld shower. (You might need to add an On-Off Switch to your hand held shower to stop the water flow through the hose.)

Details:

• Chrome Plated Metal.

• Standard sized faucet - 2⁵/8" in diameter and 5¼" long.

• Fits ½" or ¾" pipe thread.

• Bottom outlet has an angled twist-on connection with threading that is ¾" to connect your hand-held shower.

If you use a hand held shower, you will love the flexibility the Tub Diverter Spout offers. Other family members won't be inconvenienced because they can still choose to fill the tub or use the overhead shower.

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