16 Inch Square Stainless Steel Rain Shower Head

Product Description

Prior to making a purchase, please verify whether the thread of your pipe or shower arm meets the required standards. This shower head is suitable for both ceiling mounted and wall mounted installations. The soft silicone nozzle holes make it easy to clean, and it comes with replaceable nozzles for hassle-free installation.

Featuring a brushed nickel finish and made of 304 stainless steel, this shower head is corrosion-resistant, easy to wipe water stains off, restores its original appearance, and is highly durable. The ultra-thin design, measuring just 0.078", will update and modernize your bathroom decor, resembling coins with its thinness.

The powerful water flow of this rainfall shower head is achieved through the latest air technology that combines oxygen and water, providing a luxurious shower experience while saving water. Please be aware that water pressure may vary in different areas, which is normal.

With a ±15° free rotation feature, you can adjust the shower head to any angle you desire using the swivel ball joint. Installing this shower head is a breeze with standard US 1/2'' female threads, requiring no tools for wall or ceiling-mounted installation.

FAQs

Q1. What should I do if there is water leakage at the interface? A1. Firstly, check for any missing parts, especially the waterproof filter. Secondly, ensure that Teflon tape is used. Verify that your shower head interface is a standard G1/2 interface. Tighten all joints and eliminate any gaps to prevent leakage.

Q2. How do I clean dirt on the showerhead surface? A2. Over time, hard water deposits may clog the nozzle, reducing water flow. To dissolve mineral deposits, soak the shower head in white vinegar overnight or create a paste of baking soda and water, apply it to the head, and wait for 30 minutes before scrubbing with an old toothbrush. Reinstall the shower head after cleaning.

Q3. What should I do if water pressure drops and water cannot flow out? A3. Impurities in the water can accumulate in household pipes and the showerhead, causing reduced water pressure. Regularly clean the inside of household pipes with the help of a professional plumber. For the showerhead, use white vinegar or baking soda to soak and clean (refer to Q2 for details).

product information: