Hand Shower Slide-Bar Kits with Adjustable Holders
A 25 mm-diameter metal bar carries an adjustable handset holder between two wall brackets. The holder slides along the bar and changes the handset angle at the grip. Bracket locations are defined by their mounting centers, a separate measurement from the overall bar length.
The selected handset has a 100 mm round spray face and an ABS face-and-handle assembly. The holder supports it for standing use and releases it for handheld rinsing. The head shape, holder grip and hose connection are coordinated within the same kit.
A flexible metal-finish hose connects the handset to a wall outlet beside the bar. The outlet uses a chrome-finished brass body. A separate upstream valve supplies mixed water, leaving the handset rail and its two fixing brackets as independent positioning components.
The standard package uses a 700 mm bar with 600 mm wall-mount centers and a 1500 mm hose, with a 100 mm handset and sliding holder. The bar length gives the holder its adjustment range, and the hose runs to a wall outlet positioned to suit.
The longer package pairs a 900 mm bar and 800 mm fixing centers with a 1750 mm hose, keeping the 25 mm bar diameter and 100 mm handset face. The longer rail and hose together widen the placement range of the same shower set.
Bar hardware, outlet and hose fittings share a chrome finish. The handset and spray face are ABS, the bar is metal and the outlet is brass, and the order lists each material so the matching finish ties to a clear component schedule.
| Kit type | Single-spray hand shower with straight slide bar and separate wall outlet |
|---|---|
| Rail and hose package | 700 mm overall bar;600 mm mounting centers;1500 mm hose |
| Bar diameter | 25 mm |
| Handset face | 100 mm diameter; ABS face and handle |
| Default bar fixings | 700 mm overall bar with 600 mm mounting centers |
| Long bar fixings | 900 mm overall bar with 800 mm mounting centers |
| Material roles | Metal bar; chrome-finished brass outlet; flexible metal-finish hose |
| Water control | Upstream mixing valve and connection standard scheduled as separate plumbing items |
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Use 600 mm fixing centers for the 700 mm bar, or 800 mm for the 900 mm bar. Position the two brackets on the actual wall build-up and coordinate their anchors with the tile and backing. Bar ends extend 50 mm beyond the selected bracket centers at each end.
Locate the bar so the handset reaches every intended user position, with the full sliding path clear of shelves, mixers and glass hardware. Hose length is measured along the hose, and its route and lowest loop are planned along with the bar height.
The wall outlet connects the hose to a mixing valve on its own schedule line. Record outlet position, connection size and thread standard with the plumbing rough-in; the outlet can sit beside or below the bar to suit the hose route and existing supply.
The kit line comprises the selected handset,25 mm slide bar, adjustable holder and two wall brackets. Identify 700 mm or 900 mm bar length with the corresponding mounting centers.
Price the chosen 1500 mm or 1750 mm hose, its seals and compatible chrome-finished brass wall outlet together. Outlet thread and hose-end fittings are specified as connection details.
The project plumbing schedule carries the upstream mixing valve, supplies and required connection components as distinct items. This keeps the handheld kit and water-control assembly clearly identified.
Wall substrate, tile build-up, existing outlets and bracket position determine the installation line. Provide the finished-wall layout for coordinated drilling, sealing and component placement.
The kit comprises a round single-spray handset, straight metal bar, adjustable holder, two bar brackets, flexible hose and separate wall outlet. The project plumbing schedule identifies the upstream mixing valve and its supply connections as separate items.
The 700 mm bar uses 600 mm fixing centers and a 1500 mm hose. The 900 mm bar uses 800 mm fixing centers and a 1750 mm hose. Both use a 25 mm bar diameter and 100 mm handset face.
The holder slides on the vertical bar and adjusts the handset angle at its grip. It also releases the handset for handheld use. Brackets, neighboring shelves and glass fittings are positioned to keep that adjustment path accessible.
It connects the handset to a separate wall supply outlet. The outlet position follows the water rough-in and hose route. Record the outlet thread, hose fittings and seals alongside the upstream valve connection.
Provide the existing fixing centers, outlet location and finished-wall dimensions. Include the wall and tile build-up, nearby fittings and chosen kit length so the bracket positions and hose route can be coordinated.
The wall outlet is chrome-finished brass, the bar is metal, and the handset face and handle are ABS, with a metal-look hose and compatible end fittings. Each material is listed in the component schedule.
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