gtcwalker6
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Hello,
First time on this forum - so please pardon any faux pas. I'm a DIYer and a chemical engineer who has some experience.
I am installing a new shower feature that will have a mixer connected to a diverter connected to a rain shower, hand shower, and four body sprays. The hand shower and rain shower are sorted. I have the body sprays on a loop. One of the body sprays falls right in between the mixer and diverter. Due to the available space, the body spray loop has to sit behind the mixer and diverter - meaning the straight pipe between the two is blocking this body spray port. Are there any adverse effects or concerns if I were to put 4 90deg elbows directly after the mixer, connecting it to the diverter?
I have attached schematics of the finished look I am going for, the current plumbing layout, and the suggested layout (sorry for the quality). Thanks for the help.
First time on this forum - so please pardon any faux pas. I'm a DIYer and a chemical engineer who has some experience.
I am installing a new shower feature that will have a mixer connected to a diverter connected to a rain shower, hand shower, and four body sprays. The hand shower and rain shower are sorted. I have the body sprays on a loop. One of the body sprays falls right in between the mixer and diverter. Due to the available space, the body spray loop has to sit behind the mixer and diverter - meaning the straight pipe between the two is blocking this body spray port. Are there any adverse effects or concerns if I were to put 4 90deg elbows directly after the mixer, connecting it to the diverter?
I have attached schematics of the finished look I am going for, the current plumbing layout, and the suggested layout (sorry for the quality). Thanks for the help.
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