shower faucet

[Tom S]

Well, I've got all my doors and windows resealed now and am starting on my water and gas lines. I want to change the faucets on the lavatory and shower but I don't know how to get to the back of the shower faucet. If you know how I can do this without disassembling the whole bathroom let me know. Tom

[rogerdodger]

On my Argosy, I had to remove the rivets holding the moldings at the tub faucet, then pull the panel away from the wall enough to get at the rear of the faucet. I replaced the tub faucet, and installed all new pex, with flex lines going to all faucets. The pic shows the old faucet, and moldings I had to remove to get behind the panel. Hope this helps.

[Tom S]

Thanks Roger, that looks like the best way.

[Tom S]

Originally Posted by rogerdodger

On my Argosy, I had to remove the rivets holding the moldings at the tub faucet, then pull the panel away from the wall enough to get at the rear of the faucet. I replaced the tub faucet, and installed all new pex, with flex lines going to all faucets. The pic shows the old faucet, and moldings I had to remove to get behind the panel. Hope this helps.

I tried it your way today and it worked great. Thank you......Tom

[rogerdodger]

Your welcome. And I got the info from another 'streamer. This forum is
the best!