Review on 🚿 Rustic Rainshower 160 4-Spray Showerhead by Laura Alexander

We are renovating our master bathroom but due to Covid everything has been put on hold for a while. So I installed it in the guest bathroom for the time being. It's still nice to have a rain shower head, even if it's lower and comes out of the wall, but I'd recommend going with a longer head. This allows him to pour more downwards. I have very good water pressure and the rain felt good and head tilted it was fine and I had no problem getting completely covered in the spray. Even if you want to keep it at a sharp angle, you can do that. I tried all the settings and I liked all but the middle one. It was like you just turned on a faucet and water came out. Maybe it would be better if I stretched out my arm and it fell straighter down. Because I used a regular hand coming out of the wall, it overflows immediately, and I don't know what purpose it has for people who tilt their heads that way. Obviously it looks very nice. If you rotate it at a sharp angle you'll see again that the bottom is larger than the side, which is the nice part. It feels sturdy and well made. It was very easy to install. Literally one minute. When we finally finish our master (invite people to work on it) it will move from our guest bathroom to the mast bathroom and will fit better. I need to update it when it's more centered and not coming straight off the wall. But I still really like this shower head. I can't wait for him to be in his permanent place!