Shower Hose

How to Install a Bathroom Shower

1. Prepare the Water Pipe

The first step you can take is to prepare the pipe as a waterway. If the bathroom has a water heater or water heater, make sure to use a special pipe that outputs hot water to the faucet. Meanwhile, for cold water, just use a PVC pipe.

2. Prepare the Water Faucet

In addition to pipes as bathroom water installations, you also have to prepare special taps for hot and cold water. The reason why it must be distinguished is that in the future one of the faucets is damaged, the other faucet can still be used.

3. Install the Faucet Stop

Then you can install two stops of hot and cold water faucets. Use a metal faucet for hot water, while for cold water you can use a plastic faucet.

4. Prepare the Bathroom Shower Pipe

In order for the water to flow perfectly in the shower, be sure to use a flexible pipe measuring 25 cm to 30 cm, a 12 inch steel T pipe with a nipple at the end, seal tape as well as a wrench and wrench. The pipe will later be used to install the shower hose.

5. Install Seal Tape

To keep the pipe and shower together securely without leaks, you can apply sealing tape to each thread or groove of the faucet screw. Continue by installing the cold and hot faucet stops on the socket.

Then install a metal or iron T pipe on one of the faucet stops. Make sure the installation of the T pipe on the faucet stop is tight and does not leak or seep.

6. Connect Flexible Pipe

Then connect the flexible pipe to the end of the faucet stop and tighten the nipple using a wrench. Make sure the connection is not loose so that water does not seep or leak.

7. Install the Bathroom Shower Hose

The last step is to attach the shower hose and shower end and attach the shower hanger to the bathroom wall. If you have reached this stage, then the bathroom shower is ready to use either with hot or cold water.