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tricky77

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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 4:03 pm Post Subject: thermostatic valve and flow control

I have picked up a thermostatic shower valve (controls temp only) and two separate flow valves. Can I install a single flow valve downstream of the thermostatic unit? I ask this as I want to have one flow valve controlling a fixed shower head and one controlling a flexible hosed unit. Does anyone know of any limitations or problems with this anticipated setup??

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