Concealed Bath Shower Sets

Concealed bath shower sets 7229–7230 combine overhead showers, handsets and separate lower wall spouts. Six catalogue references use a horizontal rectangular control plate. Compare the head and handset shapes first, then confirm the bath outlet position against the project drawing. The pictures provide a configuration guide, not a measured installation plan.

Concealed Bath Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

The 7229 group shows a thin square overhead head on a straight arm and a narrow rectangular handset. A separate straight lower spout appears below the horizontal control trim. This arrangement suits a shortlist that calls for angular visible fittings, subject to the selected-model dimensions.

The 7230 group shows a broader, rounded-square head and a wider rounded-rectangular handset. Visible nozzle patterns distinguish the handset face from the narrow 7229 design. However, the image does not confirm a number of spray modes, tested coverage or water consumption.

Both groups picture an independent lower spout, unlike the 7227–7228 horizontal-trim shower collection. Include that spout in the component schedule and check its reach over the bath. A shared design direction does not guarantee interchangeable concealed bodies.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7229A, 7229B, 7229E, 7230A, 7230B, 7230E.

Concealed Bath Shower Sets: Installation Review

Before closing the wall, agree the installation depth, connection sizes, inlet spacing and service access. Ask for the concealed-body drawing and the selected trim dimensions. Also check head height, handset reach and hose clearance against the room plan. A catalogue image cannot provide these measurements reliably.

For the wider valve selection, browse the concealed shower valve collection. Confirm pressure requirements, temperature control, outlet switching and replacement-part access for the chosen code. Request material and finish documentation separately; head shape and control count do not establish certification or internal construction.

The VA plumbing design manual offers external design context for professional review. It is not a certificate or approval for these products. The project designer should establish the destination requirements and review the relevant model-specific evidence before purchase.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

For wholesale enquiries, send complete model codes, quantities, destination and the required supplied-parts list through the project quotation form. Confirm MOQ, production lead time, packing and spare parts in the quotation. Shower orders do not automatically use the separate commercial terms for the faucet range. Approve the selected drawing and finish sample before confirming the order.

Concealed Bath Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Do both model groups show a separate bath outlet?

Yes. Both 7229 and 7230 illustrations show a separate lower wall spout in addition to the overhead head and handset.

What distinguishes the handset designs?

7229 shows a narrow rectangular handset. The 7230 handset is wider with a rounded-rectangular face; its pictured nozzles do not establish spray-mode counts.

Are concealed bath shower sets supplied with every pictured part?

Confirm the exact supplied-parts list in the quotation. Record the head, arm, handset, hose, holder, trim, concealed body and bath spout separately.