Shower Sets With Spray Attachments

Shower sets with spray attachments in the 7050–7061 selection offer a choice between an extra hose-mounted spray and a simpler overhead-and-handset layout. Six references picture the additional attachment; 7061A and 7061E do not. Compare the head shape, lower mixer and hose arrangement together before choosing the supplied kit.

Shower Sets With Spray Attachments: Representative Comparison

7050E pairs a square overhead head with a broad lower body and side lever. Its handset has a rounded rectangular face, while an upright cylindrical attachment connects to a coiled hose. 7051A also uses a square head, but has a slimmer handset and a more compact lower mixer.

7051B changes to a round overhead head and round handset in a dark appearance. The additional attachment has a different shape from 7051A. Meanwhile, 7052A and 7052E also use round heads with coiled-hose attachments. Keep each code intact: an A, B or E suffix is not a universal guarantee of matching head geometry.

7056E returns to a square head and a broad segmented lower control face with a contrasting edge. A small dark window-like area is visible, but its function is not specified. By contrast, 7061A and 7061E use round heads and lever mixers without the extra coiled-hose attachment shown on the other six references.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7050E, 7051A, 7051B, 7052A, 7052E, 7056E, 7061A, 7061E.

Shower Sets With Spray Attachments: Installation and Parts

Check the space beside the lower mixer for the parked spray and coiled hose. Also review the main handset hose separately; these are different parts of the pictured assembly. Obtain the inlet spacing, connection sizes, bracket positions and head projection from the selected installation drawing.

Confirm the function and outlet assigned to each attachment in the valve diagram. A picture does not establish simultaneous outlet operation, the spray pattern or backflow compliance. State destination requirements in the inquiry and request the applicable technical documentation instead of treating appearance as a performance specification.

For a simpler round-head comparison, review 7062–7067 lever shower sets, or use the broader exposed shower system selection. Request a material schedule for the mixer, riser, heads and hoses, together with a finish sample. Specify each component rather than treating the assembly as one metal construction.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

MOQ, production lead time and packaging depend on the selected shower configuration and quotation. Send the full model code, quantity, finish reference and destination. Request packed dimensions and gross weight for the agreed kit, rather than applying a separate faucet-series order minimum or delivery schedule.

For project planning, consult the VA Plumbing Design Manual alongside local requirements. This reference does not certify these products or establish their performance. Request any required test reports and compliance documents for the specific ordered model and version.

To request a model-specific quotation, attach the model image and installation drawing, then list the required supplied parts. Confirm controls, finishes and spare parts before sample approval. Keep that agreed specification with the purchase order so a similar-looking head, hose or mixer does not become an assumed substitute.

Buyer Questions

Are all eight options shower sets with spray attachments?

No. Six references picture an additional attachment, while 7061A and 7061E show an overhead head and main handset without that extra spray.

Does the window on 7056E confirm a powered display?

No. The image shows a dark window-like detail but does not specify its function, accuracy or power source.

Are all components copper or aluminium?

The pictured finish does not establish the component materials. Request the material schedule for the exact ordered version.