combination shower heads and handheld showers

Typical combination sets include a fixed (often rainfall) shower head, a handheld shower head, a flexible hose, a mounting arm or bracket for the fixed head, a handheld holder or slide bar, a diverter (to switch between outlets), a valve (many kits list a pressure‑balanced valve), and the necessary mounting hardware; some kits also include a tub spout.

Flow rates vary widely by model and listing. Examples in the listings include lower‑flow models around 1.75–1.8 GPM, midrange models near 2.5 GPM, and some high‑output listings showing higher values. Always check the product listing and any efficiency certification to confirm the exact flow rate and units for a given model.

Common materials include brass (commonly used for valve components and fittings), 304 stainless steel, ABS plastic, and other plastics for trim and housings. Typical finishes noted in listings include polished or brushed nickel/metal finishes and plated coatings.

Diverter options vary by model: common choices are 2‑way diverters (switch between fixed head and handheld) and 3‑way diverters (route water to multiple outlets or run both). Control styles listed include single‑handle valve designs and dual/dual‑control valve arrangements; exact configuration depends on the kit.

The listings reference a range of certifications and efficiency mentions, including EPA WaterSense, Energy Star, ICC‑ES PMG / cUPC standards, ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1 compliance, state listings (for example Massachusetts), and references to California CEC and DOE qualifications in some product descriptions.