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The shower I am working on will have 4 valves.
1) Turns on/off shower head
2) Turns on/off hand held wand
3) Turns on/off upper body jets
4) Turns on/off lower body jets
Should all the length of pipes between each be of the same length so as to balance out the pressure even if it means looping it up and around? I dont want her to squawk that there is more pressure out the left jet as opposed to the right. The diverter and cut off valves are all 3/4". The whole grouping will be within a 5 foot square area to the diverter.
Tried to attatch a drawing using paint, but cant get it small enough.
1) Turns on/off shower head
2) Turns on/off hand held wand
3) Turns on/off upper body jets
4) Turns on/off lower body jets
Should all the length of pipes between each be of the same length so as to balance out the pressure even if it means looping it up and around? I dont want her to squawk that there is more pressure out the left jet as opposed to the right. The diverter and cut off valves are all 3/4". The whole grouping will be within a 5 foot square area to the diverter.
Tried to attatch a drawing using paint, but cant get it small enough.