Stainless Steel Shower Panels System with 8-inch Rainfall Shower, 6 Body Jets and 5-Setting Handheld Shower Wand, Shower Tower with Adjustable Head, Brushed

Have had it installed several months now and it’s great!!! Only issue is it’s a water hog! Mine did not come with any water restrictors for the rain hat or the hand held. Bought restrictor washers for a couple of bucks, installed them, reducing the flow but it is still super. Body sprays are not high pressure pulsing sprays but they provide a very relaxing body shower. The description tells you they are not high pressure. I saw several comments about how all the connections leak. If you read the instructions, they tell you to tighten all the connections. I’ve had no leaking. The instructions would be more helpful if they provided better information as to where to locate the incoming water supply lines. Overall it looks great, functions well and we are very pleased. My favorite is the rain hat, it fells do good.

I recently remodeled a basement bathroon with block walls and was looking for something that didn't need recessed valve assemblies and still looked decent. This fit the bill perfectly. Pros: Simple installation. I ended up drilling a small hole to feed my unit from the top with 3/8" lines due to there being no way to plumb down the tiled block wall. The hooks to hang the unit have a nice spring to them and lock it to the wall securely. I did add a few dots of silicone just to make it extra secure, but this really isn't necessary. The body wash jets are absolutely lovley. Their spray is heavier than a mist, but not overly forceful. They create a nice warm place to stand in an otherwise very cold shower. Cons: There is a bit of work to do to ensure the plumbing is sufficiently secured out of the box. This is rather fidly work, and probably isn't for everyone due to the sharp edges on the back and how easy it is to overtorque or break the fittings. The stainless is a bit thin and it struggles to support the included rainfall shower head. (I personally don't care for this type of head so it's not an issue for me) Water usage by the body wash jets is significant. (~4 GPM) This function likely will not work for you if you're using an on demand hot water system. If you would like to do the calculations to see if your heater will work, the equation is: BTU= GPM * 500 * ∆T (temperature difference from input to output in farenheit) Other thoughts: The stainless used on this unit is a bit thin, but is crucially non-magnetic. There is no evidence of corrosion after a month of daily use. Temperature control does have a failry large deadband in the top end of the hot range. I actually appreciate this as I can get exclusively hot water from this unit. This may not be the best choice for a family with rowdy children as parts of it are more fragile then I'd like to see. That being said, this unit is still an excellent value for the money. If this unit had slightly thicker stainless and brass/stainless fittings rather than plastic it would be a 10/10 and I'd gladly pay for those upgrades.

I chose this unit due to the adjustable upper shower arm, and also for the temp. display. It seems well made and nicely engineered. The packing is very well done also, and it does come in a nylon type bag to protect it even more. There is a pair of cotton gloves to keep from finger printing while installing. As it is in my own home I chose not to use the gloves but it does finger print so if installing as a contractor for another, I would use the gloves. I gave 4 stars due to the connector lines, which others have complained about also. One, they are too short to allow them to be connected from behind. They are also way too stiff to allow the shower unit to raised high enough to join the included clips. The lines are actually like flexible gas lines, ribbed stainless steel and very stiff with a plastic coating. I tried for awhile and finally made a trip to a local home supplier and purchased longer and more flexible lines. I believe to use the ones on it,. there would have to be an opening on the back of the wall to attach them after mounting, and then cover or seal the opening from the back. But the new connector lines made for a connection that works. I also found the clips to be barely enough. The shower unit could slide back and forth maybe a half inch and I felt better with a more secure mount. I drilled a hole in both upper corners and used rust proof plated screws at the top to make it solid and secure. It takes away nothing from the looks. If I knew how the clips would hold, I would not have even bothered with them. But once in place and mounted, it is everything a wanted in a shower tower. Again, the tower is great. It is just the clips and the connecting hoses that will be trouble when mounting it. The cost is fair, it looks great, and the adjustable upper shower arm is what I needed. My last concern is the temp. display. it is battery operated and the battery holder is behind, which means the tower will need to be removed from the wall to service the battery. Not a convenient prospect. A small access door on the bottom, out of the way of water spray, would have been more practical. I am not sure if I will bother with the battery when it quits. The pressure is plenty good. The body sprayers I expected a weak fine mist like others told of, but mine sprayed completely across the shower stall and hit the back wall. Nice pressure. The 9 inch shower head takes a few seconds to fill all the holes, but it too has more than enough pressure. The hand held extension has a long hose to reach anywhere in the shower. for the money, I will recommend it..

it works great just make sure to tighten all the hoses in the back . like it says in the instructions.i made a template from a piece of the box to place the brackets..put a screw at the top of the wall with ropes tied to unit to hold it while i made the connections. then just hung it up . used the plugs supplied. but also put liquid nails all around an silicone over it . it’s not going nowhere an nice looks an work great

This is absolutely the easiest way to plumb in a new shower fixture you will ever find. It's been in use for almost a year and it looks exactly the same as the day it was installed. Nice finish and the rain shower is an absolute delight. I don't really use the jets but the wand is a nice feature.

We bought this product when we build the house in 2020, and we still practically use it everyday, not one single issue with the unit, no leaks, would definitely buy again in a heart beat.

Good quality considering the price. Two irritants 1) the flexible tubes to connect to the water lines are quite difficult to move & twist to get to the destination 2) no flow control on the shower. You can control the temperature, but the flow is always at max

Arm for the rain shower is lose and can not tighten - am I missing something?