Exposed Button Shower Sets

Exposed button shower sets 7020E, 7021 and 7024E combine square overhead heads, paddle-shaped handsets and segmented lower control panels. Each reference also shows a separate cylindrical spray attachment with a coiled hose. Compare these three complete assemblies when the lower panel is central to the product selection.

Exposed Button Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

7020E has a broad, flat lower body with a contrasting edge below the front face. The spray attachment stands beside the column, while the main handset rests on the upright holder. This arrangement provides a visible component checklist. However, the coloured edge does not establish lighting, a display or an electrical function.

7021 shows a dark flat lower body without the same contrasting edge. Its overhead and handset faces have their own nozzle patterns. In comparison, 7024E has more distinct small front control sections and a different lower-body outline. Retain these references separately when requesting samples or replacement control parts.

Each set has a long handset hose as well as the shorter coiled hose for the additional attachment. Keep those connections separate in the supplied-parts schedule. The control faces do not show the internal water route, so obtain the selected valve diagram rather than assigning an outlet function from appearance.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7020E, 7021, 7024E.

Exposed Button Shower Sets: Installation Review

Check the lower mixer inlet spacing, threads, column brackets and overhead projection against the room drawing. Then confirm handset clearance and the hose route beside the controls. The catalogue does not give numerical installation dimensions for these three sets or prove compatibility with an existing wall connection.

The current price-free image does not carry the old copper or aluminium notes. Remove that assumption from a material schedule and confirm the actual component specification in writing. Likewise, a dark surface is not proof of PVD coating, and a segmented panel is not proof of thermostatic regulation or an electronic valve.

Compare 7001–7006 square-head shower sets for broad side levers and alternative segmented lower bodies. For round heads and a wider range of risers, use the complete exposed shower system selection. These collections have different selection roles: this page focuses on three spray-equipped button-panel assemblies, rather than the full exposed range.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

MOQ, production lead time and packaging require confirmation for the chosen shower configuration. The earlier generic 100-set minimum is not retained. State the model, finish reference, quantity and destination, then request a packing list with component protection, carton dimensions and gross weight for the agreed kit.

For project-level plumbing review, the VA Plumbing Design Manual can accompany local requirements. It does not certify these shower sets or establish a tested pressure, flow or safety function. Any required documentation must match the selected ordered model.

To request a model-specific quotation, send the exact code and identify the mixer, riser, head, handset, holders, hoses, spray attachment and fixings required. Include the installation drawing when available. Confirm what every control operates before sample approval; similar control faces do not establish interchangeable internal parts.

Exposed Button Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Can these sets run all outlets together?

The image does not establish simultaneous operation. Request the selected valve diagram and control mapping before approving the order.

Does the contrasting edge of 7020E confirm LED lighting?

No. Its appearance does not establish lighting, a power source or a display. Confirm any electronic requirement through a model-specific technical sheet.

Do the old material notes still define these sets?

No. The current price-free catalogue does not print those notes. Request the actual component material schedule for the selected order.