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Bravat Brushed Gold Square Shower Set With Valve Mixer 3-Way Concealed Ceiling Mount


The Bravat Brushed Gold Square Shower Set With Valve Mixer 3-Way Concealed Ceiling Mount is one of the most trendiest finishes across decor styles in the bathroom. It has a contemporary style with a beautiful gold finish. When it comes to new bathroom upgrades, FontanaShowers is offering shape, finishes and styles that you've looking for.

Bravat Brushed Gold Square Shower Valve Mixer 3-Way Concealed Ceiling Mounted Features:

  • Brand Name: FontanaShowers
  • Model Number: FS1053
  • Type: Shower Set & Shower Mixer
  • Style: Contemporary
  • Type: Fixed Support Type
  • Surface Finish: Brushed Gold
  • Installation Type: Ceiling Mount
  • Number of Jets: Four
  • Control Type: Single Holder Dual Control
  • Size: 7.91"-11.85" (201-300mm)
  • Surface Treatment: Polished
  • Valve Core Material: Ceramic
  • Bath Shower Type: In-Wall Shower Mixer
  • Valve Type: Ceramic Valve
  • Faucet Handle Material: Zinc Alloy
  • Mixer Body Material: Brass
  • Valve Included: Yes
  • Embedment Depth: 2.16" (55mm)
  • Valve Panel Dimension: 6.29"x6.29" (160x160mm)
  • Connector: G1/2"B (Standard)
  • Bravat Brushed Gold Square Shower Set With Valve Mixer 3-Way Concealed Ceiling Mounted
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    Before you begin, please read the installation instructions below. Observe all local building and safety codes.
    • Unpack and inspect the product for any shipping damages. If you find damages, do not install.
    • Please note all showers must be installed by a professional and certified plumber otherwise warranty might be voided.





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    Shower Head Installation Instructions



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    1. Attach the escutcheon to the shower arm.
    2. Apply Teflon tape to the threaded tail pipe of the shower arm.
    3. Screw the shower arm tightly into the female fitting in the ceiling.
    4. Press the escutcheon against the finished ceiling.


    Step 1: Take Out the Old Shower Head
    You can easily remove it by hand, but depending on how long the rain showerhead has been installed, you might need to use an adjustable wrench.
    Hence, if you find it difficult to remove, rotate the showerhead with an adjustable wrench in a counterclockwise direction to unscrew it.

    Step 2: Keep the Shower Arm Clean and In Good Shape
    After you have removed the head, check the shower arm threads for any debris and old Teflon tape.
    If you find any, remove it and clean them off thoroughly. It’s best to use a microfiber cloth when cleaning the thread because it removes Teflon tape perfectly and works great to pick up tiny grits.
    Once you’re done cleaning, check if it is corroded or leaking. For damaged threads, it will be best you replace it entirely so you can have a comfortable shower experience any time.

    Step 3: Time to Add New Teflon Tape
    Since you have removed the old Teflon tape, you have to replace it with new ones. The reason is that this tape helps to protect the shower from leaking after installing the showerhead.
    Now apply the new Teflon tape about 3-5 turns on the thread and tear the end part. Use your hands to smooth it out to keep it leveled to the thread.
    Keep in mind that when applying the tape, you should go in a clockwise motion so that it doesn’t come off when you attach the head in the same direction.

    Step 4: Connect the Showerhead
    As said earlier in the tools needed, we’re using the rubber sealing washer that comes with the showerhead. This tool helps to make the showerhead stay watertight and secured on to the thread. Ensure you place it properly before installing it.
    After that, reconnect the shower head and tighten it down with your hands. You can employ a chair or ladder to make things easier for you.

    Step 5: Tighten the Showerhead On To the Thread
    You will need to get the adjustable wrench handy to tighten down the shower very well. But make sure you wrap the threads with a terry cloth, so it doesn’t damage the finish when tightening the showerhead.
    Once you have done that, now use the adjustable wrench to tighten down the showerhead. However, don’t over-tight or force it so that it’s easier to remove in the future.

    Hand-Held Shower Installation Instructions






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