Ken,
Used a standard mixer valve from Lowe’s or HD, don’t remember which.
http://www.svsarah.com/Sarah/ewUpgradeHead.htm

Regards,
John Stevenson
http://www.svsarah.com
Sarah’s Blog

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Hey all,

I’m wondering what you all have for shower mixing valves. What you’ve
bought or what came with the boat and whether or not your happy or sad.

Anybody go with something right out of the box from HD or Lowe’s?

I have the original (I think) two knob mixing valve, mounted vertically,
with a threaded male fitting coming out the side where a screw on hose and
hand held shower head is attached. The mixing valve is mounted on the
outboard bulkhead in the forward corner.. I don’t want to relocate the
valve, and I don’t mind the portable hose and shower head right where it
is. In other words, I don’t want to redesign the whole shebang, I’m just
wondering if anybody found something to simply replace what’s there but
won’t burn my ass trying to control the mixing from a recently running
engine that is SERIOUSLY HOT.

Thanks,
Ken and especially Vicky!

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Re: Shower Valves

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Aloha Ken & Vicky:  I reworked the shower by adding a new mixer and handheld shower head.  These were purchased from West and I am very happy with them.  There have been no problems with corrosion since installing them 4+ years ago.  The Admiral is pleased!

I also cut out the back of the stall and installed a watertight door with shelving behind it (lots of space back there).  This is the boat’s linen closet where we store towels and washcloths.

It was a bit tricky installing the shower head bracket. You have to be careful not to drill through the wall above the chart table.

Hope this helps.

 

Dan Kalinowski

Jolly Lama #135

Keehi Lagoon, O’ahu

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Aloha Ken & Vicky:

Here’s the shower head and mount bar i installed.

Dan Kalinowski

Jolly Lama #135

Keehi Lagoon, O’ahu

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Just a basic single handle control from Lowes. Works great. No more
scalding.
Kept the old one-button handheld shower sprayer.

Pete

On 10/30/2014 6:11 PM, Page Two via maillist wrote:

Hey all,

I’m wondering what you all have for shower mixing valves. What you’ve bought or what came with the boat and whether or not your happy or sad.

Anybody go with something right out of the box from HD or Lowe’s?

I have the original (I think) two knob mixing valve, mounted vertically, with a threaded male fitting coming out the side where a screw on hose and hand held shower head is attached. The mixing valve is mounted on the outboard bulkhead in the forward corner.. I don’t want to relocate the valve, and I don’t mind the portable hose and shower head right where it is. In other words, I don’t want to redesign the whole shebang, I’m just wondering if anybody found something to simply replace what’s there but won’t burn my ass trying to control the mixing from a recently running engine that is SERIOUSLY HOT.

Thanks,
Ken and especially Vicky!

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Picked up an all plastic mixer, hose and handheld wand with button at RV
store.
On Oct 30, 2014 6:11 PM, “Page Two via maillist”
wrote:

Hey all,

I’m wondering what you all have for shower mixing valves. What you’ve
bought or what came with the boat and whether or not your happy or sad.

Anybody go with something right out of the box from HD or Lowe’s?

I have the original (I think) two knob mixing valve, mounted vertically,
with a threaded male fitting coming out the side where a screw on hose and
hand held shower head is attached. The mixing valve is mounted on the
outboard bulkhead in the forward corner.. I don’t want to relocate the
valve, and I don’t mind the portable hose and shower head right where it
is. In other words, I don’t want to redesign the whole shebang, I’m just
wondering if anybody found something to simply replace what’s there but
won’t burn my ass trying to control the mixing from a recently running
engine that is SERIOUSLY HOT.

Thanks,
Ken and especially Vicky!

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