Shower Head Placement Question
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Help with placement of shower door vs shower head
Comments (4)The builder messed it up and did tell me today that they would change it. However, he did point out I might have a problem reaching the shower controls if I put the door where I want it. Therefore, they've agreed to switch it to a sliding door. It will solve all of our issues. I'll just have to get used to getting in the shower on the other end...but based on the couple responses it sounds pretty normal to enter the shower on the same side as the head. Thanks for the input!...See MorePlacement of shower heads - master shower
Comments (2)Our shower is 6 x 4. We chose to install 2 valves. Valve 1 has a fixed showerhead and a rain shower on a 3-way diverter. Valve 2 has a handshower positioned near the teak corner bench. For a true dual shower you might want to install 2 fixed showerheads on opposite ends, and one central rain shower. For ease of cleaning, you might want to change one of the fixed showerheads to an adjustable handshower on a slide bar. It will still work the same as a fixed showerhead, but you could use it to rinse the shower down after cleaning. If you post a drawing of the shape of your shower, where the door will be, etc, etc. people can weigh in more....See MorePlacement of 2nd shower head/slide bar
Comments (1)I installed a Hansgrohe Croma 220 showerpipe in my remodeled shower in which both the shower head and hand shower are in one column. If I were to have a separate shower bar with hand shower, I'd place it next to the the valve and shower head. The diverter will still be on the wall with the faucet and shower head, I wouldn't want to have to swivel inside the shower to use the hand shower and, as your husband says, the shower bar and hand shower will stick out from the adjacent wall and get in your way....See MoreAdvice needed, layout for double shower, head placement and others
Comments (1)Hi. Our shower is 5 1/2 feet by 5 ft 2 in… and the bench was built 18 inches deep along one wall. We have a similar shower head placement as your plan. I’ll add pictures. It’s quite spacious for one… but two would be a crowd. The extra foot you have may make the difference for you though…. And depending on how deep your bench is… that could add or subtract space. I’m wondering if your bench placement will work out fantastically or be in the way. Maybe someone who has that placement will chime in. Best wishes on your build!...See Moresaraheesmith
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