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Shower Valve Pipe Distance. And there you go, that’s the proper height of the valve. The standard shower valve height for standalone showers typically ranges between 38 to 48 inches from the floor, while for bathtub showers, it’s closer to 28 inches. 4 inches is a good height because of the tub spout. 80 inches from the floor is where the shower arm will be located. Having your shower valve protrude 1 to 2 inches from the finished wall is the recommended distance. In your traditional house the wall is only a 2x4 depth, meaning a block of 2x4 would only leave 2 of depth if the back side of the shower mixer. The showerhead will be about 65 to 78 inches above. However, this height might vary depending on your preferences, shower arrangement, and other. A pivotal factor to consider is the distance at which the shower valve should protrude from the wall. Raise the copper tub spout to 4 inches. I place my tape measure on the tub deck. Most bathrooms’ standard shower valve height is 38 to 48 inches above the floor. But why exactly is this.

A pivotal factor to consider is the distance at which the shower valve should protrude from the wall. The showerhead will be about 65 to 78 inches above. Raise the copper tub spout to 4 inches. Most bathrooms’ standard shower valve height is 38 to 48 inches above the floor. In your traditional house the wall is only a 2x4 depth, meaning a block of 2x4 would only leave 2 of depth if the back side of the shower mixer. And there you go, that’s the proper height of the valve. 80 inches from the floor is where the shower arm will be located. But why exactly is this. I place my tape measure on the tub deck. 4 inches is a good height because of the tub spout.

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Shower Valve Pipe Distance I place my tape measure on the tub deck. I place my tape measure on the tub deck. A pivotal factor to consider is the distance at which the shower valve should protrude from the wall. Most bathrooms’ standard shower valve height is 38 to 48 inches above the floor. And there you go, that’s the proper height of the valve. The showerhead will be about 65 to 78 inches above. However, this height might vary depending on your preferences, shower arrangement, and other. The standard shower valve height for standalone showers typically ranges between 38 to 48 inches from the floor, while for bathtub showers, it’s closer to 28 inches. But why exactly is this. Having your shower valve protrude 1 to 2 inches from the finished wall is the recommended distance. In your traditional house the wall is only a 2x4 depth, meaning a block of 2x4 would only leave 2 of depth if the back side of the shower mixer. Raise the copper tub spout to 4 inches. 80 inches from the floor is where the shower arm will be located. 4 inches is a good height because of the tub spout.