Delta Faucet U4920-SS-PK 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter with Handshower Mount, Stainless,1 cm

Best diverter I have had. Bought one to try it and now have 3. Excellent quality, easy install, no leaks.

We recently bought a house that desperately needed new shower fixtures. I wanted a rain head but also wanted the convenience of a handheld . After searching and not being happy with what was available, I decided to build my own setup. I purchased the following 5 items and reused the original shower arm, just turned upward. Pasco 7103-C 1/2-Inch Brass Coupling, Chrome Kingston Brass K117C1 17-Inch Shower Arm, Polished Chrome Delta U4920PK 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter with Hand Shower Mount, Chrome Delta Faucet 75700 Universal Showering Components 7-Setting Handshower, Chrome AKDY (TM) Bathroom Chrome Shower Head 8" AZ6021 Rain Style The Pasco Brass Coupler was very well engineered and connected the shower arm to diverter beautifully. The diverter appears to be metal and strong enough to hold the weight of the arm and 8" Rain Style shower head. I will say that the selector arm does feel a little flimsy compared the heft of the rest of the diverter. The shower arm was the perfect length and the hump and angle worked out perfectly, even when angled up 45degrees like I installed it. The 8" Rain Style shower head is the star of this show. It is very nice looking and flows water exactly how I wanted it too. To complete the package, the 7-setting hand shower is great for rinsing those hard to reach places, cleaning the shower or washing the dog. The best part is that I did all this for less than many of the other inferior "out of the box" options. All in all I am very happy this design and all the products. I have attached a few pictures in the customer photos section to help make sense of it all.

Simple to install. Easily diverts water 3 ways, as described: shower head only, handheld shower only and both sources simultaneously, simply by changing the lever positions on the device. Good quality. Solid metal body. Our pre-existing handheld shower does not seat completely in the holding slot but fits well enough to stay in place and is not a problem for us.

When we received this item we almost sent it back for the same complaint that most had for it. The handheld mount did not fit. The problem was that the bigger end of the handheld mount was on the bottom (ie it needed to be rotated 180 degrees). The mount could be rotated by using the your handheld shower head as a lever and then it rotated easily. Now the mount works perfectly. Why they manufacturer it like this I do not know. The product is all steel and looks to be built well. Some clearer installation instructions on the mount would have helped a lot.

I wanted to upgrade the master shower fixtures to have both a rain shower head and handheld also. After doing some research, I didn’t see anything that I liked in an existing kit. So after more research, I was able to assemble the configuration shown in the attached picture, which came close to what I wanted. These are the components that I used: - American Standard 3-inch shower arm with escutcheon - Delta Faucet 3-way Shower Arm Diverter - Vida Alegria REACH Solid Brass 18-inch High Flow Overhead Rain Shower Arm Extension - LumoSpa Rainfall Shower Head - BOPai Vacuum Suction Cup with Swivel Adjustable Shower Head Holder - Delta 5-spray H20 Kinetic Handheld Shower with Hose.All components were ordered/delivered from Amazon, except the Delta H2O Kinetic Handheld Shower which I bought from Lowes.Since I didn’t like the downward-angled look of the existing standard shower arm, I replaced it with a 3-inch straight arm, to which I connected the Delta 3-way Shower Diverter. Then I connected the Alegria REACH extension. And finally I attached the LumoSpa Rainfall Shower Head. I used a good amount of Teflon tape on the threads of each connection, and carefully threaded on each component, and tried to not overtighten each. I overtightened the shower head, and it leaked (as was noted in some reviews); but after reapplying Teflon tape, threading it back on, hand tightened it, then just tightened a little more with a wrench (and cloth to prevent scratches), no more leaks. Everything went together easily, and I liked the end result shown in the attached picture, and it gives the master shower a definite upgraded spa look and feel.The main star components that made it work, both for mechanical soundness and the look, are the 3-inch shower arm, the Delta diverter, and the Vida Alegria 18-inch extension arm. I was a little concerned about the stress that would be placed on the wall-shower arm and diverter-extension arm connections, but all the components are solidly designed and constructed. There are a number of nice rainfall shower heads which could be used as long as it’s compatible with the available amount of water pressure.Even though the Delta diverter has a slot for a handheld, I didn’t like the look of the handheld up in it. So I got the BOPai vacuum suction holder…so far it’s holding the handheld showerhead well after 3 days. I cleaned the tile with an alcohol wipe before attaching it, and will see how long it holds. There’s also a sticky pad which could be used, if needed.Since my water pressure isn’t the greatest, I chose the Lumospa Shower Head instead of a larger 12-inch rainfall head. And it works and looks great. I initially took out the water restrictor from the Lumospa Shower Head, and liked the heavy drenching that resulted. But as was noted by another reviewer, the water flow seems a little heavier than really needed, so I reinserted the water restrictor. The result is adequate water flow, but it left me wishing for a little more. So I’m still debating whether it’s worth the trouble to drill a larger hole in the water restrictor….but I’m also sometimes known to be a perfectionist. I’m also tempted to try a larger 12-inch rainfall shower head, but keep telling myself that it’s good enough as is.

Diverter is all metal which is a great replacement for the plastic one that it replaced. It was just as simple to install as it is to operate. The push lever is a breeze to switch from overhead, handheld or both. With no restriction to water flow, even with both valves open. It’s a Delta so it’s back by there great customer service and a life time guarantee. I would highly recommend.

This item works well and seems to be solidly made, but I have to return it and give only three stars. If you have one of the older shower heads that doesn't have the restrictor you will definitely see some reduction in flow. My flow went from 3.9 gpm before installing this valve to 2.8 gpm afterwards (that's with the shower head, nothing attached to the hand shower outlet, valve completely turned to the regular shower head position). If you have a newer shower head that is restricted to 2.5 gpm anyway you might not notice much difference, although I'd expect there will still be a slight reduction in flow. I don't know what the innards of this valve look like but the holes through which the water goes are quite small, looks like a quarter inch or less. Also they don't quite line up on the centerline of the pipe fittings.

It seems to be very precisely made. I can confirm that the internal parts are brass and of a high quality. It works very well for me after installing a second shower head. The way it work is on or off for each setting. Perfect. However if you want to regulate the flow to one or the other, this won't do the trick. It is on or off to each shower head or both.

Very sturdy very good

Más que una válvula derivadora, tiene tres funciones ideal para manejar simultáneamente dos regaderas (la de mano y la de pared) o solo una. Esta es imposible de conseguir en México. Contras: Aunque la válvula es de metal, la palanca es de plástico y da la impresión que es frágil. Es previsible que reduzca la presión un poco, pero depende de la regadera a utilizar.

Good product! Very good with warranty issues as well!

Muy bonita pieza y funciona perfectamente el único detalle que me molesta es que es casi toda de metal menos la palanca:(