This is definitely a low-end fixture. It's very light weight and engineered to a low-end price point. It works okay when it's new, we'll see how it holds up. Several of the spray patterns "leak", like holes that should be off dribble out water instead. The flexible hose is not rugged. Any kinking or encounters with accidental blunt force are going to leave a mark. If you're installing it to replace a regular shower head you'll need a 1/2" pipe nipple about 3" long to replace the existing shower arm (bent threaded pipe coming out of the wall that the shower head attaches to). The exact length depends, so you'll need to measure for your particular installation. The slide bar is also quite light. It's definitely not a grab bar. If I were doing it again I'd definitely spend more for a Grohe or other higher-end brand. Installing this takes enough time that I don't want to have to do it again for a long time. It also involves drilling holes in the tile that may or may not suit a replacement, given this model is unlikely to be available in a couple years. If I had to pay someone to install it that's all the more reason to invest in one you won't have to replace.

This is a well made chrome handle for a Peerless/Delta shower handle. I’m not sure if it will fit the faucet ball and cam that had a round acrylic handle. It came with a set screw.