Do it Bathtub Shower Diverter Spout

This is great. But I made one mistake: I forgot to take into consideration that this is much shorter than the faucet I was replacing so the pipe needs to be shortened for this faucet to be flush to the wall. Other than my mistake, this faucet is perfect.

Good quality product. Not cheaply made.

Was exactly what I was looking for fit perfectly to existing piping

I previously bought a spout that had a small elbow tube on side of spout for hose attachment, but it had reduced water pressure by a lot. This tub spout fixed that issue. The water pressure from hose attachment comes out good. The pipe needs to stick out 1/2 in. (half inch) from the wall. As instructed in package diagram. Our pipe was sticking out half inch from wall and this spout fit perfect with no leaks. Dad put some white pipe tape on thread for a good seal.

Works heat better than I could have imagined had a small hiccup when hanging but that was bc of me be sure where u want to place before sticking to Wall cause it won’t come off and if it does then passing will come with it on the plus side u can wash and peel off paint to redo and still sticks amazing

This faucet was made of the cheapest plastic known to man. Thank goodness it had to be returned due to complete lack of quality and it probably would have broken with 6 months. However, when one buys anything from china you get what you pay for; junk.

One bathroom only has a bath tub and we haven't had the time or money to remodel it, but I needed a solution for some sort of shower head to make my life easier. Because of the diverter setup, we're going to have to cut and re-thread our pipe, but other than that, it went on fine. The spigot at the top for the shower head leaks water even if you aren't trying to use it. Not really a big deal with the shower head on, but we used it before we put it on and it was coming out of there. It might matter to someone else. If you have other options, they're probably worth a better look. I don't know how long this one is going to last.

This replaced a bathtub faucet that a used plastic connection to the sprayer. This new one has a solid metal connection, and located on top, effectively increasing the length of spray hose by a foot to the mount on the wall. The old faucet connection forced the hose into the tub edge, causing it to weaken. It took several tries to thread this onto my 3/4" pipe, I had to apply force or else it would slip off. Not sure if this was the faucets fault or the plastic sleeve threading from the wall. Maybe if I replace that I could get this faucet to fit real tight to the wall when in correct position. Its maybe 1/8" or more from tile wall, so i used a thicker bead of bathtub caulk. I call it a win.