I apologize if this has been asked previously – I’m sure it has. I’m remodeling a bath and am in the process of installing a 1700 series Delta shower faucet. The instructions that come with it are not very detailed, to be polite. I am installing through 1/2 inch sheetrock and 1/4 inch Swantone shower wall enclosure. The directions state that if I install on a wall less than 1 inch thick I rotate the plasterguard 180 degrees. This implies that I leave the plaster guard on the valve assembly and cut a rather large hole in my wall? So I really do this, or is the plastic plaster guard only a reference as to where the shower surface should align flush to? Thanks
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that plate will but to the back of the wall so the valve dont pull too far forward when you tighten the escussion.