View Cart

Tub Shower Unusual Parts

PlumbingSupply.com® is your best source on the Internet for hard-to-find plumbing parts such as the solid brass, "twin ell" fitting offered below. Click here for the best selection of showerheads on the Internet!

Brass "Twin Ells"

click for inlet and outlet information

Features:

Prevents the showerhead from dripping while the tub spout is filling the tub
Limits back pressure
Maintains pressure on the tub spout diverter gate to keep it in the closed position

Brass "Twin Ells" = $12.59

1/2" in from the valve above
out to 3/4" front style diverter tub spout
and up to 1/2" pipe leading to shower head or body sprays

- OR - View Cart

Shower Arm Lock Ell

Lock Ell

Features:

Securely mounts a shower arm to a fiberglass shower stall
Can also be used to secure a tub spout nipple
Can be used with copper, iron pipe or compression fittings
Prevents movement of shower arm and tub spout
Helps to prevent broken shower arms from leaking inside the wall
Locknuts secure ell to fiberglass and other walls up to 7/16" thick
• Requires 1 1/32" hole through fiber glass
• Outlet end 1/2" FIP
• Inlet end 1/2" CWT or 1/2" MPT

Shower Arm Lock Ell - $8.24

- OR - View Cart

Stainless Steel Push-On Lock Nut

Features:

Slides over and locks 1/2" nominal (5/8" OD.) copper tube in place
Type 304 stainless steel - 23 gauge
2" outside diameter
Use with copper piping only.
Helps secure copper pipes plumbed through walls and floors
Do not use on CPVC, PEX. or other plastic pipes

1/2" Nom. Stainless Steel Push-On Lock Nut - $2.21

- OR - View Cart

Related Items & Accessories

Anti-Scald Valves Thermostatic Mixing Valves Shower Stall Faucets Self-Closing Pull Chain Shower Valves Tub Spouts Dual Shower Heads Shower Head Flow Controls Shower Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "I have a diverter tub spout and whenever I fill my tub with water from the tub spout only, I also get some dripping out of my shower head. What can I do to stop that?"
A. There could be many reasons why this is happening. Depending on the cause, one possible solution is to install a twin ell which is designed to help prevent the showerhead from dripping while the tub spout (diverter style) is filling the tub.

return to top ↑