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leanne_moore25

Rainfall shower head placement?!

2 years ago

Looking for opinions on rainfall shower head placement!


We've ordered this matte black set that includes a standalone/ handheld shower on a rod, mixing valve, and rainfall shower head that extends about 15" into the enclosure. This whole situation will be torn out, knocking out those sidewalls to extend, and tiling the walls and floor.


When facing the shower, there is a toilet on the right and so we will be installing a glass panel on the right since we never enter the shower from that side. We'll have a glass door that opens from the left, and plan to put the mixing valve directly opposite to the door so you can turn on the shower and let the water warm up. The handheld shower rod will go on the short wall beside the fixed panel.


Enclosure will be 72" long, 36" wide.


The part I'm not sure about is the rainfall shower head placement

. Should I put it on the same wall (beside or above?) the handheld shower, OR should I put it in the middle of the long wall? It would be nice to have more space to use the rainfall shower, and I think visually to not have all the fixtures on one wall. But I'm not sure if this is commonly done/ if there are any issues I'm not seeing?!


The shower kit

Very accurate MS Paint mock up

Option 1, both fixtures on same wall (mixing valve will be on the long wall either way, opposite shower door)

Option 2, rainfall shower in middle of long wall


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