Multi-Control Concealed Shower Sets

Multi-control concealed shower sets 7235–7238 combine a large lower knob with smaller controls on vertical wall trim. Eight versions show two head-and-handset styles, with or without a separate bath spout. Compare the visible arrangement first, then confirm how the selected valve operates.

Multi-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

7235 uses a thin square overhead head and a slim handset. Two smaller controls sit above the large lower knob. 7236 adds a wall-mounted bath spout and shows three smaller controls. These are distinct configurations; do not substitute one model number for the other on the packing list.

7237 uses a rounded-corner square head and a broader handset, again without a pictured bath spout. 7238 adds the separate spout and a different small-control arrangement. This second pair changes both the head-and-handset outline and the bathing layout compared with the slim-handset pair.

The A and E versions keep separate catalogue codes. Compare the basic concealed shower configurations if a simpler lever layout better suits the project. More visible controls do not prove that several outlets run together, nor do they establish a thermostatic or electronic control system.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7235A, 7235E, 7236A, 7236E, 7237A, 7237E, 7238A, 7238E.

Multi-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Installation Review

Plan the vertical trim height so every control remains accessible. Check the handset hose route and, for spout-equipped models, the bath outlet location. Confirm the concealed-body orientation on the drawing; control appearance alone does not identify the internal water connections.

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.

Multi-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Can all outlets run at once?

The number of visible controls does not confirm simultaneous operation. Request the valve flow diagram and selected-model operating instructions.

How do 7235 and 7237 differ?

7235 shows a thin square head and slim handset. 7237 shows a rounded-corner square head and a broader handset.

Which models suit a bath-spout requirement?

7236 and 7238 picture a separate wall spout. Confirm that component and the required outlet arrangement in the quotation.