Would you use this shower faucet in your flips?

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Just wondering if anyone has ever used anything like this in flips or would you? I have seen similar shower heads in hotels ect just wondering if it suits a flip?

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Wayne Brooks · Answer

The minimum water pressure required is about 90 psi???

Alexander Hish · Answer

I would not have the conscience to put something of such low quality behind someones wall. $200?!? that's crazy.

Nathan Grubb · Answer

@Adam Craig would you have the water pressure to sustain it? I used to remodel high-end homes in the Chicagoland area that were all very, very old. The homeowners were always shocked to find out that installing a fancy shower head like that, or even a smaller one, would probably mean changing out all of the piping supplying the shower as well.

It's not always the case, but for us in this area we have lots of galvanized. Even if galvanized is leak free and flowing, it still can be so mineralized on the inside that it would never supply enough pressure.

Super sexy shower head though. I suppose it would really depend on what market you're flipping it into, as well as how much tear down you're doing.