I'm building a tiny all-in-one bathroom. Seeking a showerhead with lowest splash possible. Should I get this standard one, or the one for public use?
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I'm not sure about the reference to "public use", but I have the High Sierra low flow shower head and am very happy with it. Good pressure and coverage and does not even require me to have the faucet full open to get plenty of pressure with low volume water use.
1830412
I have an open shower and this shower head splashes less than the regular one. I think too it depends on how much you move around when showering
1830413
You don't want the High Sierra showerhead if you want to minimize splash. The water comes out at a very high velocity and it does splash.
1830414
I don't recommend our public use model for your situation. Any 1.5 gpm model found in our home/hotel section will work best.
1744438
Why would you want to? No, it is strictly a shower head- read David L's comment for a solution. FYI-It is a great shower head.
2055414
no need to remove anything. i like the rain feature the best, my wife likes the standard shower setting which gives a traditional shower spray from the center of the shower head. the head can be infinity adjusted from downward falling rain to shower blast and anything in between.
1699749
It depends on the faucet! Some of them have the standard version where you screw it off, some of them are all one piece, to prevent anyone from taking the showerhead
532657
No u don't need their shower head. I had no problem connecting it to the shower neck and my shower head, the flow worked well. It seems to be a standard size opening
319425
Yes, this is perfect. Or a family shower room. Only one shower head at a time can be active. The hand held is useful. My Plummer had a bit of a time getting it in, and the 1-800 support is very helpful.
996749
Yes, we just had it installed and its been great. There a few settings on their for use and an eco option that will use less water. What we did notice when using both the rain and handle is that pressure is lower but i don't think this is a shower head issue but more of an installation issue.
1072529
A standard shower head should be no problem. I used the shower head I already had.
1509407
I have 4 installed, no leaks. I installed 2 in March 2013, 1 in May 2013, and 1 in August 2013. I use HighSierra 1.5 gpm shower heads on the primary outlet which creates more back pressure than the 2.5 gpm handheld shower heads on the secondary outlet. They have been leak free, and the "paddle" switch to divert flow is easy to throw compared to anything I have tried previously, with positive cut-off of water to the unused outlet. I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.
554388
The answer is no. There is a dial to choose which part of the panel you want to use. The shower head is fabulous, I had no idea at the time of purchase. It's a rain shower head so does not splash all the walls just comes down straight. So easy to clean. I have not used the jets yet. Hope this helps you.
1105196
The junio is really only appropriate for one tap like a shower. I would recommend upgrading to the standard size for multiple taps.
1242258
Yep - use the existing one. I think it's to combat the 'derp' factor of someone buying this and not actually having a shower. *shrug*
2210242
I echo the other response . Wife and I are both very happy with this shower head. No complaints at all.
1346083
Dear Teresa, I wish I could help you, but we own an Inn and also have a couple of personal properties. I cannot remember which shower head this is. Best, Denise
1128831
It's not bad. It's a rainfall style shower head so it's not meant to have a lot of pressure. It could be a little stronger but I like it a lot
510258
What you want to get is the Delta 75152 shower head!!! I have low water pressure and this is the only one I found that gives you a strong water pressure.
1433724
Local code might require the lower flow and your shower head or handheld unit probably restricts the flow to 2.5 gpm anyways. But, if you can get the higher flow, might as well go with it.