Shower Installation Components: Arms, Outlets and Handsets

Categories: Shower Systems

Product Selection & Project Quotation

Choose the model and configuration for your project. Send product codes, quantities, destination and installation drawings for a model-specific quotation.

Model Specifications: Confirm materials, dimensions and the required finish against the selected model and approved drawing.
Supplied Components: List the product, fittings and accessories included in the quotation; pictured items are not automatically one package.
Order Terms: Confirm MOQ, production timing and packing by model. OEM changes require separate confirmation.
Project Documentation: Request certification or test documents for the exact model, specification and destination where required.

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Send your model list and project requirements through the enquiry form below. Confirm the approved specification and supplied parts before ordering.

Shower Installation Components

Shower installation components in this collection cover 56 individual references, not complete shower systems. Compare holders, outlet elbows, bath spouts, wall and ceiling arms, slim handsets, round hand showers, spray heads and compact overhead heads. Keep the exact component code with the installation drawing before assembling the final valve, hose and head schedule.

Shower Installation Components: Representative Comparison

101–104 show holder arrangements with round or angular supports; some also have a visible lower connection. The 110–113 group shows outlet elbows with different body and backplate outlines. A holder and a water outlet are not automatically the same item. Meanwhile, 120, 121, 123 and 124 are lower bath-spout forms, several with an upper knob; 130–133 offer different projecting spouts.

140–143 show wall-arm forms and 150–152 show ceiling-arm forms. Their mounting directions and projections differ. The 160–163 group uses slim rectangular or cylindrical handset bodies. Compare the head with its holder and hose connection. A visible knob, joint or straight tube does not establish switching action, swivel range or an exact thread designation.

301–312 use rounded hand-shower heads with different face patterns and handle profiles. 313 has a slimmer-looking handle, while 314 has a broad central face. 315 and 316 show circular side-on head bodies and front controls; 317 and 318 have a larger central opening. These appearances distinguish the references, but do not prove filtration, a spray-mode count or a tested pressure-boosting function.

Complete Catalogue Model List

101, 102, 103, 104, 110, 111, 112, 113, 120, 121, 123, 124, 130, 131, 132, 133, 140, 141, 142, 143, 150, 151, 152, 160, 161, 162, 163, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374.

Reference	Selection differences
110–113 / 140–143 / 150–152	Outlet elbows versus wall arms and ceiling arms; mounting direction, projection and connection details differ.
160–163 / 301–318	Slim handset outlines versus round hand-shower forms and different face or control patterns; functions require model confirmation.
350–355 / 370–374	Compact handheld spray heads versus small overhead heads; select their intended position, control and matching connections separately.

Shower Installation Components: Installation and Parts

350–355 are compact spray-head references, separate from the larger hand showers. 350 and 351 have transparent-looking handle sections; 352 and 353 show round front controls, while 354 and 355 have different upper control outlines. The picture does not define any contents inside the handle or a treatment function. Specify the actual water path and operation for the selected model.

370–374 are small overhead-head references with upper connections and different round face patterns. 370 has a deeper-looking cylindrical body; 372 is darker and 374 has a wider patterned face with a visible side tab. Confirm head dimensions, joint movement and the matching arm. A face pattern or tab does not establish the number of spray modes or rated flow.

For an assembled system, compare the concealed shower valve selection or hand shower rail sets. Keep the holder, arm, valve and head as separate selected parts until their connections are confirmed. For hose matching, review the shower hose collection rather than assuming a universal fit from the nut shape.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

Request thread details, sealing faces, wall projection, support spacing and service access from selected-part drawings. Also specify component materials and the approved finish sample. The current catalogue does not establish a common alloy, coating process, working pressure or flow rate. Matching colours do not prove mechanical compatibility or that a complete valve and fixing package is included.

The VA plumbing design manual provides external project-design context, not product certification. Ask the project designer to define operating conditions and local documentation requirements. Component MOQ, lead time and packing need a part-by-part quotation; ordinary faucet terms do not automatically apply to mixed heads, arms, holders or spray attachments.

To request a model-specific quotation, send complete model codes, quantities, destination and the assembly drawing. Identify any separately required valve, hose, bracket, seal and mounting hardware. Request selected-model function sheets and sample approval where necessary. Keep the approved image and component schedule with the purchase order so similar-looking accessories are not substituted without review.

Buyer Questions

Are these shower installation components complete shower sets?

No. Select the valve, arm, outlet, holder, handset or overhead head, hose and fixing parts separately and confirm the assembled specification.

Do the handle and face details prove filtration or spray modes?

No. Request the selected-model function sheet. Transparent sections, central openings and visible controls do not establish treatment, mode counts or pressure performance.

Can matching finishes establish compatibility?

No. Check threads, sealing faces, mounting direction and operating conditions using the selected-part drawings.

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