How To Install Delta Shower Faucet - In 10 Minutes! - Beginners Guide

In this video I will show you how to install a Delta Multichoice faucet in 10 minutes! This is a beginners guide tutorial. Some may also say this is a how to install a delta shower valve video and that is true too! I will be using PEX pipe for the installation!

Disclaimer: This video is all based on my personal opinion and is for entertainment purposes ONLY. I am not a financial advisor, CPA, attorney, tax advisor, electrician, plumber, housing contractor, designer, or any type of profession to give advice. I am just a consumer sharing my experiences and research. If you do need knowledge for those types of things, I will advise you to seek help for those professionals.

[phauser]

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[CodyLeePhillips]

That blocking depth was exactly what I came here for! Another great video as always!

[jeffmykytiuk]

I agree with Oakley below. I am an elementary school teacher. You teach like a pro. You never forget to explain the 'why' which is important, especially to people like me. You are phenomenal: easy on the ear, videos are clear and well lighted, professional and the editing is appropriate, for example, the video is sped up when doing something repetitious. Honestly, great job!

[stanmanmedia]

Dude, you have helped me so much because you don't over analyze things and you throw out the distances you use whether it be plumbing, electric, whatever.. There are so many videos that send the listener through so much analysis without committing, and it leaves me not wanting to do the project. Like here, you commit to the valve blocking flush to back of 2 studs which is just what I planned to do. You gave me the confirmation I needed. I'm using Delta like your example I think. Thanks very much!!

[LearnPlumbing]

Well done. As a Professional we would solder pex adapters to the valve or use the Delta valve with pex connections amd solder a pex adapter on the riser. The only major leaks that have cost me money has been female adapters splitting. We just don't use them anymore due to the low alloy quality and potential of leak. If a homeowner does not.want to solder then use a 1/2" brass coupling amd use pex male adapters. Yes it will add $20 or so to the cost of the install but worth it .

[bobmohr]

I moved into my new house 1 1/2 years ago this winter looking for a project while snowbound I started working on a basement build for a bedroom, living tv area, and a bathroom with delta shower 4 piece, vanity, and toilet. The area was already rough plumbed so made life easier. I’ve insulated with 2” Foamboard then 2x4 studs, built doorways, boxed in the egress window. I’ve added outlet boxes and have run wiring to each. If I’m ever stumped on any part of the job I immediately refer to YouTube. I find my self going to your videos quite often based on how you teach each process. Thanks so much you have a real talent not only on the work you do but your ability to make the viewer able to do the job.

[johanrodriguez]

I’m a tile guy and Lost a lot of jobs not knowing how to do my own plumbing. this was very helpful thank you!!

[mcat]

Thank you! Plumbers here are quoting 1800-2000 per shower valve. I did down to studs to save on a repipe but I feel like it’s more expensive! You are a life saver.

[AModernMaker]

Currently building my own house and I’m loving your channel. Anything I’m a little confused on, chances are you’ve got a video for it. Really appreciate the time you’ve taken to do this, and the production quality.

[mantookhor]

As a DIYer, I came across your channel yesterday and I like the detail step by step instructions as well as visuals in the videos. This will help me with my bathroom reno that I am planning to do. Thanks, New subscriber

[joshuagonzalez]

Just started a plumbing job love your videos

[rodrickthompson]

Nice work my guy!!! I am currently taking a plumbing class, so seeing your step by step tutorial on this was so easy to watch and grasp because i saw and assisted in that same exact process in class

[jac]

Never commented on YouTube before. But wanted to say thank you for the great videos.

[f.n.a.f]

Man i been looking for a video to show me how to install from zero... Man you only not earned my like also my follow

[Green-MTN-Flyer]

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[MrTrevorg]

Hey man, great video, clear & concise. One thing i noticed was the depth of the shower valve. I was under the impression the black mudshield needs to be flush with the finished wall. With 5/8" drywall, & 1/4" tile, that's almost 1" protrusion past the stud face. It's hard to tell from the video, but wouldn't the shower valve depth need to come foreward more?. Ty hope to hear back

[tallpaul]

Whenever I can I eliminate extra fittings. It looks like the cold water side had room to bend without crimping. Smooth turns save money and give better flow. Nice vid thanks for all your uploads! ✌🏻🇺🇸

[robertflores]

Nice videos with good explanation. Could do without the loud music which is distracting.

[tammyd]

I am building a house and your videos have helped me so much! You make things so simple to understand. Thank you!

[troybengel]

learned a great deal from your videos thank you. also agree, no music or keep it very low