Moen TS270 Triple Handle Vertical Spa Trim with Personal Hand Shower and Rainshower Showerhead from the ExactTemp Collection

A. The Moen TS270 the button is a diverter.

A. The Moen TS270 could operate both the handshower and wall mounted showerhead at the same time.

A. The Moen TS270 can be operated simultaneously.

A. The Moen TS270 does not need a diverter for the handheld and a tub spout can not be added onto this system.

A. The Moen TS270 does feature a ball-pivot on the shower head and can be adjusted by hand once installed.

A. The Moen TS270 features two smaller 'volume' control levers, there is one volume lever for each function. Because the main lever cannot turn the water off, but only controls temperature, a volume control is required for each function in order to turn the system off. The upside to that is you full control on how much or how little water comes out of the hand shower and the main shower head.

A. The Moen TS270 is designed to be mounted from the wall. You could install on the ceiling with any ceiling shower arm in the desired length.

A. The Moen TS270 needs a 3-valve kit with 1 3371 Thermostatic valve and 2 3600 volume control valves. To add a another showerhead you would need to add another volume control trim and valve.

A. The Moen TS270 could have the shower head installed from the ceiling.

A. The Moen TS270 is limited at 2.5 GPM, just like all modern shower heads. The more that pressure is spread out, the less pressure you get.

A. The Moen TS270 does not include the valves. You will need to purchase the "ExactTemp 3-Valve Set".

A. We apologize for any confusion. The button on the thermostatic handle is an override for the valves temperature stop. On it's own, the valve stops at 105 degrees. By depressing the button, you can override it and go up to 120 degrees. A tub spout is not recommended as the valve can't provide that much water to that many outlets without a significant drop in pressure. If you plan to have a tub spout with it, installing a third volume control for it alone is perfectly fine, so long as it isn't used while the other outlets are in use. Thank you!

A. The Moen TS270 provides 16 GPM with 60lbs of water pressure to the home. Yes, there is enough to provide 2.5 GPM to each showerhead simultaneously.

A. The Moen TS270 does require the 3/4 inch rough ins to work properly. They are recommended to you when you add the trim system to your cart.

A. The Moen TS270 is meant to support both fixtures at full flow. The GPM is 2.5 which is a Plumbing Standard. The PSI for this valve is 20 min and 120 max.

A. The Moen TS270 rainhead is adjustable.

A. There are no coordinating sink faucets for the Moen TS270 in the Exacttemp Collection.

A. The Moen TS3411 is the matching trim.

A. I would recommend the Moen 226651. I think it is exactly what you need!

A. The Moen TS270 is going to have the 3/4" rough in. This is not suggested to be used on 1/2" ips.

A. According to Moen, a showerarm that would extend further, fall straight down AND be compatible with the TS270 would be S113.

A. The Moen TS270 does have rubber nozzles on the rainshower face.

A. The Moen TS270 shower arm is 8".

A. The Moen TS270 has a slide bar with a bracket to hold the hand shower. This bracket is not adjustable and can not be positioned in a downward angle.