2 Outlet Shower Systems

Fabulous shower

Mrs G Smith- verified purchaser

Bought this years ago, shower hasnt broke

John Mickle from Scotland

As some folk have mentioned it is a bit of a puzzle to fit. I luckily have my hot and cold plumbing in a cupboard behind this wall which I was able to secure to wood batons. I fitted a compression-fit female adaptor to the copper pipe flush with the wall and then tiled the room. Added some ptfe tape to the valves and screwed as tight as I could (with a small bit of silicone between the adaptor and tile) get without cracking the tiles.. once the top bracket is secure and the shower assembled it is pretty solid. It looks the part once complete.

Thomas from Glasgow

After a very short period of time orange rust water was dripping from somewhere. When I removed the shower head I found that the screws inside had all rusted badly and water then leaks onto top of shower head from the inside and drips down the side (cold). I will replace all 16 of the mini screws with ones which don’t rust and will seal the edges to avoid water leaking. This is how it should have been built in the first place, it is quite cheap so get what you pay for I suppose.

Gordon Dawson from London