
- Add a super modern touch to your bathroom decor with this shower system
- Shower panel system comes with a rain shower head
- Bathroom set is made of solid stainless steel
- Lightweight and durable
- Unique massage panel is designed for flat wall and corner installations
- Features six fully adjustable stainless still body spray massage jets
- Hot/cold integrated thermostatic valve controls
- Comes with 64-inch chrome-plated brass hose
- Premium inlet solid brass high pressure
- Features a 4-way diverter valve plumbing
- Standard plumbing connection
- Reinforced pipes on back
- Flexible reinforced stainless steel supply hoses
- Equipped with a state-of-the-art anti-clogging system
- Dimensions are 70.75 inches high x 6.25 inches wide
- Dimensions:
- 70.0x6.0x2.0
- Warranty:
- Limited Lifetime
- Materials:
- stainless steel
- Model No:
- VG08005
Haven't installed the unit yet, but.... It appears to be well made. It's beautiful. I'm having a little bit of a freak because I just now noticed the water draw -- up to 10 gallons per minute. That's with all jets running. Consider the size of your hot water tank and look and the specs closely before you make your decision.
Several warnings: 1. In California, new code is being enforced which allows only 2.9 gal/minute of water at one time in a shower- this puts out nearly 10 with all jet/heads on. Would not pass code, if you've got a permit to worry about. Also is not pressure regulated. These issues were pointed out by the inspector. 2. Plan very carefully for installation- do not rely on the paper instructions, which are not drawn to scale. We had to remove the bottom face of the unit in order to fit the tower over the plumbing fittings, which had been installed according to the plans. Otherwise, we would have had to rip out the tile and relocate plumbing. The unit is VERY tall, the clips to hang it must be at specific locations and if plumbed according to the drawings, it's not possible to fit the unit over the plumbing. 3. The unit is VERY tall- nearly hits the ceiling in our bathroom, which is fine, but means the hose of the hand held spray dangles onto the shower floor. 4. The internal water fittings were not tight- after installation, we noticed that turning on the hand spray caused leaking from the bottom of the unit. Fortunately, we had removed the bottom of the unit in order to install-- I wonder if we would have noticed this as quickly otherwise! Simple, but annoying to fix. 5. After one day's use, the unit now slides from side to side on its wall clips. The plumber will be back to work tomorrow.
everyone says wow when they see my new shower. When it was delivered I thought - what's that long box? I guess I looked at the measurements before I bought it but didn't really realise how big it is. My plumber got all excited when he saw it - he'd seen one on a TV home makeover programme. It works fantastically well, my plumber said it was very easy to plumb in and it looks very impressive.
