Review on 🚿 Premium Solid Brass Sliding Bar Rain Shower Heads: Adjustable Height & High Pressure Handheld - No Drilling Installation Option! by Courtney Richardson

I've been looking for a long time for something to fit in the shower enclosure where the water inlet and the bottom of the shower system are not on the same wall surface, Mainly on the underside of the rail (where the three way switch and the bottom red circle in both pictures) glues the shower stall, which is two inches thicker than the wall. As a result, you will find that installing such a shower system of most big and expensive brands in the shower stall looked very cumbersome if the vertical rail on which the sliding bar moves was sloping, not vertical. This is the only shower system I could find that has both a longer and shorter tube to connect the bottom of the rail (where the 3-way switch and bottom red circle are in both pictures) to the top associate. Whether you use a longer tube to mount the entire system on the same wall, or use a shorter tube to mount the system half on the wall and half on the shower enclosure, the rail always stays vertical. Second, unlike most shower systems, which have a three-way switch at the very top of the rail (which means you have to be 6 feet tall to be able to switch water between the shower head and the handle), this system has one switch. at the bottom. Even a child can reach it without much difficulty. Last but not least, unlike most shower systems where you have to remove the curved neck pipe at the water inlet, with this system you only have to unscrew the old shower head, allowing you to continue using the existing flexible-necked pipe, avoiding possible water leaks due to improper connection of the bent neck tube to the water inlet. These were the three things I tried to find a lot of information about in the reviews, but they were important in understanding if I had selected the right product. I hope this information will help other people in a similar situation to make their choice easier.