This fit perfectly into my rv. It was easy to install and seems to be working perfectly.

I like this shower head holder, but was a little disappointed to see some plastic pieces, especially for the price.It was reasonable to install and solved the issue for my showerhead which was too low on the shower wall because of old construction when things were built shorter and smaller.This works!

I includes a picture since the product itself does not show on Amazon what you actually get, and I think this is important to know.I do not think that anyone would get just this part, but would rather put together a combination of product for the shower from Hans-Grohe. This is easy to do, because everything fits together and everything uses the same installation standard. Hans-Grohe also has absolute color matching, which means that if you have chrome, it will be exactly the same sheen of chrome across all of the products. I have Hans-Grohe / Axxor (which is also from Hans-Grohe) products throughout the house and am just about to remodel the last bathroom, where this part comes into place.Now specifically to this product, which is at the same time the shower house wall outlet and a holder for a hand shower (I tested the holder with two Hans-Grohe shower heads and it holds both well).First thing you see on the attached picture is that it actually has way more parts than comparable products. There is a reason for it, which makes it so much better. Lets go one by one:- on the upper left is the brass connector - which can attach to the 1/2 male or 3/4 inch female NPT pipe that is in the wall. I am using 3/4 inch for simplicity, since the connectors to the iBox (which is the green valve module from Hans-Grohe) is 3/4 inch. It actually has a hex key insert at the end, so you can tighten it well. The benefit of the straight connector is that you tighten it to the NPT threat and not to any specific angle you need for the wall outlet.- the second part is actually a plastic plate to hold the rest. Openings for screws have some space, so you can easily perfectly adjust it.- the third part from upper left is escutcheon - the wall plate. This one includes a gasket, which is there mostly to hold everything tight. It also has an opening at the bottom for any water drop that might come along the wall to escape.- the fourth part is the 90 degree shower connector and the shower holder. This one is completely from plastic, but it really does not need more. You position it on the brass connector (use the included grease), align the direction, and attach with an hex screw (metric, I think 2mm). Then hand tighten the shower hose and you are done!Installation takes literally 5 minutes if you have the NPT pipe correctly installed in the wall. You will need some silicone around the brass connector to make the wall tight, an 8mm hex key for brass connector installation, some silicone tape for the same, and a 2mm hex key for end installation. And yes, the two screws will need a 6mm drill and a Phillips 2 screw driver (but you can use your own screws to fastn the plastic plate.When installed, you see just chrome and all is very nice looking.Every plumber that worked on my house and installed Hans-Grohe was doing this for the first time. After they saw how well thought the whole system is, they now recommend it to their customers. It does cost a little more that other brands, but just imagine the simple installation and the ability to pick and choose what you want - with everything just working well together. If you install a simple system today with a simple mixer, you can literally few years from now upgrade it to a thermostatic system without any change in plumbing!Back to this part: The most important part is brass, the rest is plastic. DO NOT over tighten! Besides this small caveat, it does more than competitors and does everything very well. It also looks great!

 

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