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Escutcheon Screws Too Short. Once i installed the stop tube inside the escutcheon and the. The two stainless steel screws that hold it in place are 2.25″ long and do not engage the threads in the valve body. The shower escutcheon is the metal. Use this pair of longer escutcheon trim screws in stainless when your shower wall is too thick for standard screws. You can seal behind the escutcheon. Start small, maybe 1/16 inch carefully centered. First thought, put a few small nuts (from bolts, not squirrels) in the handle's hole. Then increase the drill size. Installing a shower escutcheon is not a difficult process, but it is one that you want to do correctly. More likely to work imo would be to drill out the head. There should remain a small gap at the bottom of the. Sometimes wall tile or stonework is too thick for the. The escutcheon screws just barely reached their holes in the valve. As hj already mentioned, if the escutcheon screws are short, you probaboy need the new stop tube, and the stem extension piece. Second thought, a short chunk of 1/4 pipe (or whatever) & likely a longer handle screw.

There should remain a small gap at the bottom of the. Second thought, a short chunk of 1/4 pipe (or whatever) & likely a longer handle screw. The two stainless steel screws that hold it in place are 2.25″ long and do not engage the threads in the valve body. Start small, maybe 1/16 inch carefully centered. Sometimes wall tile or stonework is too thick for the. First thought, put a few small nuts (from bolts, not squirrels) in the handle's hole. The escutcheon screws just barely reached their holes in the valve. You can seal behind the escutcheon. Installing a shower escutcheon is not a difficult process, but it is one that you want to do correctly. Then increase the drill size.

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Escutcheon Screws Too Short You can seal behind the escutcheon. The escutcheon screws just barely reached their holes in the valve. Start small, maybe 1/16 inch carefully centered. Installing a shower escutcheon is not a difficult process, but it is one that you want to do correctly. The two stainless steel screws that hold it in place are 2.25″ long and do not engage the threads in the valve body. First thought, put a few small nuts (from bolts, not squirrels) in the handle's hole. More likely to work imo would be to drill out the head. Use this pair of longer escutcheon trim screws in stainless when your shower wall is too thick for standard screws. You can seal behind the escutcheon. Sometimes wall tile or stonework is too thick for the. The shower escutcheon is the metal. Then increase the drill size. There should remain a small gap at the bottom of the. Once i installed the stop tube inside the escutcheon and the. As hj already mentioned, if the escutcheon screws are short, you probaboy need the new stop tube, and the stem extension piece. Second thought, a short chunk of 1/4 pipe (or whatever) & likely a longer handle screw.