🚿 Enhance Your Shower Experience with the Kingston Brass K136A5 Designer Trimscape Showerscape 8" Round Shower Head in Oil Rubbed Bronze Review

We bought this shower head to use as a rain shower when renovating our bathroom. We separately purchased a long arm that screwed into the wall installation and then added this knot. The colors matched and the desired rain effect was achieved. The quality of construction and finishes was very good, which helped modernize the shower. We are satisfied!

I used a flow restrictor from my Delta shower head because I live in the desert and am near a well. I installed it and I love it. My Delta faucet was a mix of metal and plastic or rubber that was clogged and damaged. I love the rain created by this oversized shower. Restricting the water flow did not affect the use of this shower head in any way. I bought a 15" shower arm to free up space in my shower for the water to fall right over my head. That's great. I watched a YouTube video and the…

I am very happy with myself. So by combining the four products below I spent just over $100 and ended up with a dual shower head with a large and small rain head and a 3-way switch that allows each head to be used independently (when one person showers, switch). from the 8" rain nozzle to the small high pressure rain nozzle to rinse shampoo out of your hair) or both (when two people shower together). It works quite well. Please note that I live in an apartment building with high water pressure…

I have a small shower stall that has the shower head directly above me when I stand there. I was looking for a shower head that would pour water continuously, not just "softly rain". I got what I wanted from this device. The device is very (very) small, which is good for me (I'm 6ft 3in) and there's really nothing special about it. The device is very easy to install. I have about 3.5 inch plumbing pipe coming out of my ceiling to which it is only connected with a crescent wrench. I ordered a…

Five stars because the product was delivered as advertised, on time, with a good fit and finish. But there are a few things to consider: 1.) As mentioned earlier, water pressure comes into play with this showerhead. I'm afraid if you try to hang this unit from a standard corner shower faucet you'll be disappointed: the shower head doesn't have enough pressure to direct the water onto your body without being uncomfortably close to the wall. . This is definitely a rain shower head, it needs to be

This is the shower head I've been looking for for years. It's very strange to be obsessed, but bear with me. A long time ago I stayed at a friend's house and they had an old fashioned Victorian house with a claw foot tub and a shower head that came straight out of the ceiling. It was antique plumbing but a unique experience that somehow stuck in my memory. It was a round showerhead pointing straight down, delivering very soft but copious water. After that experience I wanted something similar…