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KOHLER Awaken Shower Arm - Polished Chrome
Article #330729084
Model #98770-CP
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90 days to return or exchange in original condition and packaging.
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Warranty
Limited lifetime
Description
This Awaken shower arm diverter cradle is an easy way to upgrade your shower head to a hand shower/shower head combination with KOHLER quality. It works with most standard shower head and hand shower components for a convenient and versatile shower system.
- Diverter switches water between shower head or hands hower, or both on at one time
- Easily mounts on the end of your showerarm and fits most standard hand shower hoses, handshowers, and showerheads
- Includes flow restrictor that limits water flow to 25 gpm (gallons per minute) when one or both showering components are running
Product specifications
Type
Shower arm
Application
Shower
Bluetooth Compatibility
No
Compatibility
N/A
Collection Name
Awaken
Fixture Color Family
Chrome
Fixture Finish
Polished
Material
Metal
Warranty
Limited lifetime
Manufacturer Color/Finish
Polished Chrome
Hardware Included
No
Series Name
Awaken
Voice Controlled
No
Wi-Fi Compatibility
No
Base Warranty Parts
12
KOHLER Awaken Shower Arm - Polished Chrome is rated
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5.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ToriTor from
Great item at a great price
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super easy to install and it is functioning just as expected. I recommend
Date published: 2021-02-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JHH from
Perfect!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to install, fits perfectly. Turned it into a multi function shower.
Date published: 2020-11-28
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Steve_H from
Attractive, Feels Sturdy, But.. Leaks @ Rotation Valve
I need to concur with the Ontario, Canada poster. This unit leaks, sprays water, at the rotation junction between the main unit and the mount. If it's untouched, there is a slow leak, but when you turn the diverter valve - it's the movement of the main unit which reveals the looseness of the connector, and allows water to spray out from the top, with enough force to hit the ceiling. Any movement of the main unit causes the gap and spray. The only user-serviceable part in that fixture, is the O-Ring gasket w/screen. This unit was installed as part of a complete new bathroom gut-renovation.
Date published: 2020-11-13
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Great idea but flawed design
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The kohler support help people gave the awaken shower combo with this diverter part to replace my much better bolder designed Converge 3-Function, Showerhead/Handshower Combo Set, 1.8 gpm. It lasted about 8 months before the plastic screw on part that attached the shower unit to the wall shower arm cracked and squirted water all over the place. Unfortunately the diverter squirted water up to the ceiling of my shower as soon as i installed it today. The attachment to the arm fit but the part that screwed onto the wall remained loose and moved so much so that the unit was not stable with the 2 awaken shower heads attached to it. It swung and flopped as well as squirting water at my ceiling. The install was correct, the washer was in place. It was properly tightened and teflon taped as required. Very disappointed. Also the awaken design is very basic plain and not bold and the 3 shower options had no massage version. But I can not use the 2 shower heads with out the converter. This Awaken 2 shower head replacement kit arrived in 2 parts this afternoon by fedex so if the units worked, the week wait was not terrible. They get a star for that.
Date published: 2020-11-03
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Wapentake from
Starts to rotate and leak at the connection nut
Although it’s nice and hefty with positive feedback on the diverter, the entire unit eventually begins to rotate and leak where it is connected to the arm. This seems to be an issue for any diverter of this type, so I suppose the design can’t be faulted for not functioning properly if the overall concept is flawed.
Date published: 2020-10-23