American Coach: '03 Revolution shower questions

[BobbyT49]

I'm looking to replace my handheld shower head, however I was told that RV faucets and shower components are different than household units commonly sold at Lowes or Home Depot to name a few, and that RV specific components must be used. TRUE or FALSE????? Thanks in advance for any response..

[HarryStone]

Usually, they are low flow devices.

[mdc99]

Are you wanting to replace it with something different? Or is something wrong with yours?

[Cat320]

Most larger RVs use off the shelf bathroom products....Moen, Delta, etc.

[Mr. Dave]

A few years back, I replaced the valve and handheld shower in my Revolution with a Moen unit that I purchased at the big box store that starts with "L".

It was straightforward with the only challenge being the limited space to work through the small access panel in the bedroom.

Dave

[mdc99]

The original was manufactured by Huntington Brass. It is what they refer to as a "wall bar". A couple of years ago I was able to find it on their website as a P0930129 Wall Bar. I do not see that exact same model still listed. My bottom plastic mount had cracked. In addition I requested a new "soap dish" as mine had tarnished. They were nice enough to supply both parts at no charge as I recall.

[BobbyT49]

Thanks all for the replies, much appreciated. At least I have more options than I originally thought.

Safe travels to all.

[bk_rider2]

Originally Posted by BobbyT49

I'm looking to replace my handheld shower head, however I was told that RV faucets and shower components are different than household units commonly sold at Lowes or Home Depot to name a few, and that RV specific components must be used. TRUE or FALSE????? Thanks in advance for any response..

Go to Walmart and buy an oxygenated shower head for about $40, it increases pressure and uses less water. Best purchase I ever made

[radar]

I seem to recall our revolution had a morning shower head. Should just be able to go to Home Depot.