Hansgrohe ThermoBalanceIII Rough Valve - Supporting, Backing, Bracing
All,
I am doing some plumbing for a new shower and installing a Hansgrohe ThermoBalance III Valve system. My questing is: what's the best way to support the thing to resist movement? The documentation doesn't mention it. And the unit itself does not have anything that I can see where you are bolt it to the wall or a 2x4. So I'm wondering if I just need to support it by strapping down the 1/2 pipes? This is the unit I'm working with... http://www.faucetline.com/item_descr...m&prodid=10654 Regards, Bob |
Hansgrohe ThermoBalanceIII Rough Valve - Supporting, Backing,Bracing
BHawk wrote:
All, I am doing some plumbing for a new shower and installing a Hansgrohe ThermoBalance III Valve system. My questing is: what's the best way to support the thing to resist movement? The documentation doesn't mention it. And the unit itself does not have anything that I can see where you are bolt it to the wall or a 2x4. So I'm wondering if I just need to support it by strapping down the 1/2 pipes? This is the unit I'm working with... http://www.faucetline.com/item_descr...m&prodid=10654 Regards, Bob Yes, strap the pipes to a secure backer. Use materials that won't corrode (you knew that :-) Jim |
Hansgrohe ThermoBalanceIII Rough Valve - Supporting, Backing, Bracing
On Sep 8, 7:28 pm, Speedy Jim wrote:
BHawk wrote: All, I am doing some plumbing for a new shower and installing a Hansgrohe ThermoBalance III Valve system. My questing is: what's the best way to support the thing to resist movement? The documentation doesn't mention it. And the unit itself does not have anything that I can see where you are bolt it to the wall or a 2x4. So I'm wondering if I just need to support it by strapping down the 1/2 pipes? This is the unit I'm working with... http://www.faucetline.com/item_descr...Bathroom&prodi... Regards, Bob Yes, strap the pipes to a secure backer. Use materials that won't corrode (you knew that :-) Jim Yep! figured that as much. Thanks for the reply Bob |
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