🚿 Rustic Rainshower 160 4-Spray Showerhead Review

Arrived very quickly after ordering. It was very easy to install. The head is bigger than I thought but I'm happy with it.

I think they should describe it as "some kind of oiled bronze" as it's obviously plastic. Pricey for plastic but I used it anyway and am generally happy with the shower head.

I bought these almost a year ago, they have a great design and still look nice. But I wish it had better spray patterns. I would still buy it but if I ever need to replace my shower head I would go for the one with more than 4 jets.

Mine started to leak a lot on the sides. Unlike older Grohe products, there are no disassembly instructions or tools. It's not that hard to come by, but the middle (massage) section unscrews and reveals a large Phillips screwdriver, which may not be tight enough. Tighten it and the side leak should be gone. or he just spits his pad out through the gap. I understand why it was discontinued.

I love the look of this shower head, but I'm disappointed that it doesn't have a volume or water pressure control with at least one setting. The middle plant has the most power, while the others remain a real downpour. That is, in order to shower adequately, you must stand in the same place while showering, without moving forward/backward, sideways/sideways. Even with a 12 inch shower head, the head does not spray at a larger angle. I wish I had known about this before purchasing this expensive

After about 9 months of use, my shower head was leaking around the edges. I contacted Grohe USA customer service and they sent me a new unit. I hope that there will be no repeat experiences. I actually bought 2 shower heads - 1 for each of the 2 bathrooms I've remodeled, so I'm planning to use the other shower more often to (hopefully) confirm it's not broken either. While I would give a Grohe product 1 star due to the reliability issue, I give Grohe customer service 5 stars for being very…

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…