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Old 07-28-2003, 09:23 AM
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Body Spray Loop

I've three body sprays to mount in a new shower. I know the pressure balancing loop technique, and I shall use it. One question, is it critical that the INLET be equally spaced between the first spray in either direction? Or might it be acceptable to have the inlet off-center somewhat? I see diagrams showing it off-center, but it seems to me that if the distances are not all symmetrical, the spray closest to the inlet may get slightly more pressure?

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