Shower Sets And Riser Kits

Shower sets and riser kits share this eight-reference catalogue sheet, but they are not the same supply package. 7088–7091 picture exposed lower mixers. In contrast, 7101A/B and 7103A/B show risers, overhead heads, handsets and small trays without a pictured mixer. Confirm valve inclusion before comparing quotations.

Shower Sets And Riser Kits: Representative Comparison

7088 uses a dark round overhead head and round handset above an angular lower body with a projecting spout. 7089 has a bright round-head layout and a different lever mixer. These are complete pictured mixer-and-riser arrangements, although the quotation still needs to define all supplied connectors and fixings.

7090 has a thin square overhead head and a slim rectangular handset. 7091 also uses a square overhead head, but its handset is broader. Both show a lower lever mixer and hanging hose. Keep these head-and-handset pairs with the selected reference when approving a sample.

7101A and 7101B use round overhead heads and round handsets, while 7103A and 7103B use square overhead heads and rectangular handsets. Each kit shows wall-mounting points and a small tray. No lower mixing valve is pictured on these four references; they must not inherit the mixer-included description of the upper row.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7088, 7089, 7090, 7091, 7101A, 7101B, 7103A, 7103B.

Shower Sets And Riser Kits: Installation and Parts

For 7088–7091, check inlet spacing, connection threads, bracket locations and head projection against the installation drawing. A visible external mixer does not guarantee compatibility with existing pipework. Confirm which connectors and wall fixings belong in the supplied set.

For 7101/7103 kits, identify the intended supply connection and required separate control valve. Confirm the inlet arrangement, hose connection, wall brackets and any additional mixer on the quotation. The small tray has no published load rating, and the catalogue does not establish universal valve compatibility.

Use shower installation components when discussing separate fittings, or compare the broader exposed shower system selection for other mixer-included configurations. Request a material schedule and finish sample for the selected kit or set. A matched appearance across several bathrooms does not establish identical materials or connection details.

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

Do shower sets and riser kits all include a mixer?

No blanket mixer-included claim is supported. 7088–7091 picture lower mixers; 7101A/B and 7103A/B do not. Confirm the ordered supply scope.

What is the difference between 7101 and 7103?

7101A/B show round overhead heads and round handsets. 7103A/B show square overhead heads and rectangular handsets; both groups include a small pictured tray.

Will a riser kit fit any existing valve?

The image does not establish universal compatibility. Check the supply connection, mounting layout and selected valve specification before ordering.