Spout Installation Types

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Tub Spout Reference Information
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Front End Threaded Tub Spout

Front End Threaded Spout:
A front end threaded tub spout can be used with either a tub valve without a shower, or with a tub valve that has a shower diverter built into the tub valve.

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Rear End Wall Threaded Tub Spout
Rear end threaded tub spout
Rear End (Wall) Threaded Spout:
This spout offers added convenience because it can be connected to a shower nipple (1/2" or 3/4") at the wall end of the spout with a Celcon bushing. Rear threaded spouts can be used for either new or remodeling construction. Several models are available with a conventional diverter near the wall, or a with a specialized outlet attachment that allow for the use of hand-held showers or riser tubs for exposed showers.

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Slip-Fit (non-threaded) Tub Spout
For 1/2" Nominal Copper
Slip-Fit tub spout
Slip-Fit Tub Spout:
The slip-fit tub spout is designed to slip onto a 1/2" copper water tub (CWT) without the use of any threads. When using this type of spout, the end of the copper to be inserted must be free of burrs or rough edges.

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Adjustable (Telescoping) Diverter Tub Spout
Adjustable diverter tub spout
Adjustable Diverter Tub Spout:
Also known as telescoping spout, it provides flexibility in any installation by allowing an adjustment of up to 1" to be made for the finished wall. The telescoping spout attaches to either a 1/2" or 3/4" nipple with the with the Celcon bushing.

Bath Tub Spouts

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7" Long Tub Spouts

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Add-A-Shower Diverter Tub Spouts

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