Square-Head Exposed Shower Sets

Square-head exposed shower sets 7001, 7002, 7005 and 7006 combine a flat overhead head with a paddle-shaped handset and visible lower mixer. The main purchasing choice is the lower control layout: broad side levers on 7001/7002, or segmented controls and an additional spray attachment on 7005/7006.

Square-Head Exposed Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

7001 has a flat lower body with a broad lever at the side. A curved upper arm carries the square overhead head, while the handset rests against the upright column. Model 7002 follows this general layout but retains its own reference. Compare the pictured face and lower-body details when approving a sample.

By contrast, 7005 shows a separate cylindrical spray attachment beside the main column. Its coiled hose is distinct from the longer handset hose. The lower mixer has segmented front controls rather than the broad lever of 7001/7002. Therefore, include both hoses and the extra attachment in the requested supplied-parts list.

7006 retains the additional spray attachment but shows a different handset face from 7005. The square overhead heads also have distinct nozzle patterns across this group. These visible details help match sample components; they do not establish spray-mode counts, flow rate or an operating-pressure range.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7001, 7002, 7005, 7006.

Square-Head Exposed Shower Sets: Installation Review

For installation review, check the lower inlet spacing, connection threads, upper bracket position and head projection on the selected drawing. Also check clearance for the handset and its hose. No numerical dimensions are supplied for this group in the current image, so a visual similarity is not enough to approve a retrofit.

The new price-free catalogue does not print the material labels used in the earlier copy. Specify the material of each ordered component through the quotation instead. A dark surface does not prove a particular substrate, PVD process or corrosion-test result. Do not treat these four configurations as a confirmed all-brass range.

For other head shapes and lower bodies, browse the complete exposed shower system selection. For a different segmented panel, compare 7020E, 7021 and 7024E button-panel sets. Those links extend the shortlist without treating similar-looking heads or mixers as interchangeable. The approved drawing and bill of materials should identify the exact parts for each order.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

Confirm MOQ, production timing and packaging for the selected shower model. The earlier generic 100-set claim is not retained. For export planning, ask how the head, mixer, column and hoses are protected, then request packed dimensions and weight for the agreed kit.

Project designers can review the VA Plumbing Design Manual alongside local requirements. This is background guidance, not approval of these models. Request model-specific documents where the destination requires a particular control, flow or safety standard.

To request a model-specific quotation, identify 7001, 7002, 7005 or 7006, then provide quantity, finish reference and destination. Include an installation drawing when wall dimensions need checking. Keep the approved model photograph with the component schedule so the extra attachment or handset is not replaced by an assumed equivalent.

Square-Head Exposed Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Which references show an additional spray attachment?

7005 and 7006 show a separate cylindrical attachment and coiled hose. 7001 and 7002 do not show that component.

Are all four sets solid brass?

The current price-free catalogue does not confirm a blanket material specification. Request the selected component material schedule with the quotation.

Can every outlet run together?

The pictures do not confirm simultaneous operation. Ask for the selected valve diagram and operating instructions before specifying that function.