Concealed Shower Sets

These concealed shower sets cover six model families and 20 pictured versions. Compare the overhead-only 7201–7204 layouts with the handset-equipped 7205 and bath-spout 7206. This collection helps importers choose a matching head shape and outlet arrangement before requesting an installation drawing.

Concealed Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

7201 pairs a square head with a bent arm and rounded-square lever plate. In contrast, 7202 uses a round head and round plate. Neither family shows a handset. Choose between these outlines before selecting a finish; a similar colour does not make the trim or arm interchangeable.

7203 uses a thin square head on an angular wall arm. 7204 follows a round-head layout with a bent arm. Each appears in four coded versions. Their visible differences concern shape and finish appearance; the catalogue does not provide head dimensions, flow data or a valve-body interchangeability statement.

7205 adds a slim hand shower, holder and hose beside a vertical control plate. 7206 also shows a separate bath spout. Therefore, review the required bathing outlets as well as the head outline. A pictured combination does not establish that all outlets operate together.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7201A, 7201B, 7201C, 7202A, 7202B, 7202C, 7203A, 7203B, 7203D, 7203E, 7204A, 7204B, 7204D, 7204E, 7205A, 7205B, 7205C, 7206A, 7206B, 7206C.

Concealed Shower Sets: Installation Review

Select the bathing layout first, then mark the intended head, handset and bath-spout positions on the room drawing. For 7201–7204, do not add a handset to the supply list without a separate agreement. For 7206, include the bath-outlet connection in the plumbing review.

Before closing the wall, approve the rough-in drawing and check finished-wall thickness, pipe connections and access for servicing. Specify supply pressure and available hot-water conditions. The catalogue image is a selection reference, not an installation drawing or a statement of operating limits.

Confirm the complete supply list: concealed body, trim, shower arm, head, handset, holder, hose and bath spout where pictured. Check mounting hardware and connections separately against the approved bill of materials. Review shower installation components when matching replacement or installation parts.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

For shower-set orders, MOQ, production lead time and packing depend on the selected configuration and quotation. Do not apply a separate faucet-series MOQ or delivery schedule to these sets. Send the exact model suffix, quantity and destination before ordering.

Colour in a catalogue image does not establish the coating process, substrate or material grade. Request a finish sample, material schedule and destination-specific documents where required. The VA Plumbing Design Manual offers project design background; it does not certify these products.

To request a selected-model quotation, provide the model code, required finish, supplied-parts list and project drawing. State any required control function or compliance documentation explicitly. Approved drawings and the order specification take precedence over a photograph when confirming production details.

Concealed Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Which models include a hand shower?

7205 and 7206 show a hand shower, holder and hose. 7201–7204 show overhead-only arrangements. Confirm the supplied-parts list before ordering.

Does 7206 include a bath outlet?

A separate wall-mounted bath spout is pictured for 7206. Confirm its inclusion, connection and outlet selection on the quotation.

Are the concealed bodies interchangeable?

The pictures do not establish interchangeability. Match the selected trim and body using an approved installation drawing and parts schedule.