Bathroom Waterfall Bathtub Faucet With Hand-held Shower Head Wall Mounted Hot and Cold Mixer Tap Shower Set Single HandleMany modern bathrooms suffer from outdated fixtures that offer weak water flow and difficult temperature adjustments, turning a relaxing bath into a frustrating daily chore. Upgrading to a modern faucet setup transforms your routine into a spa-like experience at home.The Tidesmit waterfall bathtub faucet with hand-held shower head provides a contemporary wall-mounted solution for effortless temperature and flow management. Crafted with durability in mind, this mixer tap shower set combines a wide waterfall spout with the convenience of a flexible handheld spray.Key Features and Specifications Brand Name: washower Control Type: Single Holder Dual Control for precise hot and cold water mixing Housing Material: Lightweight and sturdy aluminium alloy Number of Handles: Single handle for easy operation Style: Contemporary design to elevate modern bathroom decor Surface Finishing: Polished finish for a sleek appearance Valve Core: Durable ceramic valve core for smooth, reliable performance Shower Hose: Flexible 150cm PVC hose Hand Spray Setting: Rain mode for a comfortable rinsing experience Installation Method: Wall mounted setup Ideal Use CasesThis versatile shower set is well-suited for primary bathrooms, guest suites, and modern apartment renovations looking to add a stylish waterfall feature alongside a practical hand shower.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: How do I control the water temperature?A: The single handle double control design allows you to easily adjust both hot and cold water flow with one lever.Q: What is included with the handheld shower?A: The set includes a hand-held shower head featuring a rain mode spray setting attached to a 150cm PVC shower hose.Experience smooth water control and contemporary style in your bathroom today with this wall-mounted mixer tap set.
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