How to Install Amazon Shower Kit | Bostingner Shower System

[@Crosyscamaro]

Excellent video, straight to the point and you show all of the extra parts needed! Very informative and awesome job on the install! Thanks for sharing!

[@weekendhomeprojects]

You went hard in the paint with this video. The MJ of the shower kit game!

[@SatisfyDIY]

Top of the line compliment right there!

[@josephmoore7403]

Thanks for this! Big help. Definitely a service for folks!

[@SatisfyDIY]

You bet!

[@bostingner]

Great Video, thank you❤

[@user-vb7hz6gm3e]

excellent video. Thanks

[@TheJ0n28]

I just installed one of these. My contractor and I were a little confused about operation on this, but it seems to align with your video. The buttons are used to turn on and off the water, rather than the lever as with most shower valves. What's the function of the "pitch axis" of the lever? Does this change the water pressure at all? Obviously the rotation axis changes temperature.

[@GabrielleBryan]

How are the buttons and shower pressure holding up after a year? Do the buttons get stuck at all?

[@davidalvarez4180]

My shower doesn’t have a wall access in back. I can install the hand held shower piping without access in back right?

[@daniellejustice7588]

Are they a way to adjust water pressure? We are getting really nothing and water pressure is good everywhere in the house.

[@Warchief13-qr6er]

When turn the faucet how do u get cold and warm at the same time?

[@fernandosolano1571]

How high was the shower head 🚿 installed? Thank you

[@charliecallaway8513]

Hey so I got the same system on Amazon for a brand new full shower replacement but am concerned with the weight of the rain shower arm and head. I have 1/2 CPVC for plumbing. How do I support the weight?

[@SatisfyDIY]

To connect my shower arm I used a drop ear elbow that ties into my pex. The elbow is fastened to backing. Holds the weight of the shower arm pretty well.

[@Alpha_Omega_kennels]

My shower head pipe didn’t have a Allen key on it but the hand held one did

[@duMaurier15]

Must be nice to have a room behind your bath pipes 😁. Im pretty sure my neighbors room is behind mines.

[@SatisfyDIY]

Oh perfect, you won’t have to worry about patching it after 😂

[@bobkarolak935]

Thanks for your video,,, the best I can see on KZbin. I purchased a Lordear rainshower just like your brand, Bostingner. I am not a plumber; just a beginner DIY. So if you don't mind, can you please give me a list of all the extra Sharkbite, etc connections I need. We just got started redoing our shower and will be installing our rainshower system next week. Thanks again!

[@SatisfyDIY]

If you go to the :34 sec mark that is bookmarked in the video I show you all of the additional items I used.

[@bobkarolak935]

Yes. but I had to take quick photos shots from my IPhone.... I also just purchased all my connectors yesterday at Lowes. I did stop by Harbour Freight in Cheyenne to look for the Allen Wrench kit..... they didn't have it... so I will order it online. THANKS AGAIN! I will be installing our shower kit this weekend.@@SatisfyDIY

[@SatisfyDIY]

Right on. I love a good weekend project!

[@akamomakawife4928]

Do you have the video on putting that shower in I got one that's almost like it?

[@SatisfyDIY]

No unfortunately I blew it recording that step. Essentially making sure it’s level and securing the flange to studs. Silicone the top to the bottom. Then hang the drywall up to the flange and mud the gap. Finishing with caulk for a clean finish.

[@akamomakawife4928]

@@SatisfyDIY ty

[@blueguydfw]

Learning but why use crimp rings and connectors instead of shark bite elbows . Just comparison to other methods. I have yet to attempt to install...ty

[@SatisfyDIY]

There’s a million ways to do any job. If it works, it works. I’m no professional.

[@hawaiian_143]

i would steer clear of shark bite if the fitting is going to be behind walls/tile for a shower as non professionals have a high likelihood of it leaking compared to crimp rings, if you can easily get to the fitting then sure go for it and use shark bite as they're fast as I've only use it once to cap off a 1/2" copper pipe that very easily accessible, its been over half a year now and has not leaked, knock on wood, for me personally I prefer pex A but I'm poor so I use pex B and crimp rings heh

[@666MyBernardo]

Question ! How far should the backing stud from the finishing wall ?

[@SatisfyDIY]

Excellent question. And not one I know the answer to off the top of my head. Just gauged it with the valve

[@robertpritt3401]

How is the valve being supported?

[@SatisfyDIY]

Screwed into blocking between wall studs.

[@DR-um2bv]

And what about replacement parts

[@SatisfyDIY]

I’m sure they are proprietary.

[@blueguydfw]

Slow down trying to learn hea

[@DR-um2bv]

Is it worth a crap ?

[@SatisfyDIY]

I’d say it’s worth more than that.

[@DR-um2bv]

Looking like gonna have to hug the wall to get under shower head

[@SatisfyDIY]

No just gotta give the head a lil tilt.