Delta Faucet 51900 9-Spray ADA-Compliant Slide Bar Handheld Shower with Hose, Chrome - Perfect for Bathroom Renovation & Accessible Showering

Great product. A plumber installed ours. So I can't really rate install. If your water pressure is not great after the install, take out the water restrictor.The best part is being able to move the handle up and down. A bit expensive though.The adjustable showerhead is not metal. I am concerned about durability because it's plastic. We will see.We gutted our bathroom. I wanted a hand shower on a pole. This one is awesome. Very pleased with it. Many reviewers for a regular pole style said the pole is too slim and when you tilt the hand shower down, the hose hits the wall and has a hard time tilting down. Well, this one is awesome! Because it's a grab bar, it's solid and the pole is thicker (and is spaced away from the wall for your hand to fit when grabbing) so the hand shower has no trouble tilting down at all. I decided to just have the hand shower be the only shower as the hand shower head is big enough to feel like a standard shower head. If it isn't, there are many kinds and sizes of hand showers you could swap it for. Pressure is good. I like the one hand adjustment lever. Yes, you can force it to slide down without using the lever (not that you should do that), but it holds in place great. People also complained that the wall elbow wasn't included. Well, of course it's not included.. you could be hooking this up to a tub faucet and wouldn't need the elbow. Overall, we really love how it turned out!!What a pile of garbage. The handrail is at least well made and you won’t have any issues with it coming off the wall with all the screws they suggest you use. Problem though, the screws are cheap junk and stripped as I installed them. Had to remove one with vice grips. Get different screws.The elbow/holder that is to be attached the the bar to hold the nozzle is flimsy plastic. I will be surprised if it lasts more than a few weeks. I discovered the thing has to go together a specific way, so if this junk is sliding down the bar easy for you, take it apart and reverse the adjustment arm the put it back together.The shower head itself is the worst shower head I think I have ever seen. It has some ridiculous push buttons on it. For the money I spent i expected a decent shower head. I have used some public pool showers that had better shower heads than this thing.This unit is crap.. if you need a heavy duty bar you are getting one. Just hope you have enough stud behind the shower wall to mount all the screws to. (You won’t have). Pretty mad I spent the money on theirs crap. Never again Amazon.My mom wanted an adjustable shower head that she could raise and lower. She's also to that point of needing to add grab bars for stability while stepping in and out of the tub. This was a perfect solution for us. I opened the wall behind to add 2x4 backing so that we could mount it where she needed, but it is now very sturdy and gives her confidence and stability. She recently had a home nurse and OT due to illness and they both raved about it and will be recommending it to other clients.Bought this to replace a Delta hand-held shower faucet that has never been easy to use. The original set-up was similar but NO where as well made as this!! Contacted Delta about the original fixture, since they offer lifetime warranties. What had broken was the portion that was made to slide up and down the wall mounted handle, so the hand held unit could be rested and positioned for storage or to stay in place for a shower. It never worked smoothly - either to slide up and down the wall mounted handle or to hold the hand held unit. You practically needed a sledge hammer to set the handheld in place OR to get it out.Delta said a comparable replacement was $565.00, but they would generously discount it to $165+taxThis unit cost $117 and is much better quality with more features, easy to install (used existing 90 degree wall joint). Highly recommend!!!Just remodeled 3 bathrooms. Bought 3 of these. In the main bathroom, I used one of these in conjunction with a fixed shower head and a shower valve with an integrated diverter. In the other 2, I used these instead of a fixed shower head. I just think they're much more useful then a fixed shower head and I prefer the way they look too. I choose these over all the other similar models because the slide bar is actually an ADA compliant grab bar that doesn't look industrial. Another big plus was the availablilty of matching ADA compliant grab bars (Delta Faucet 416360) and towel bars (Delta Faucet 41319). I'd encourage other bathroom parts manufactures to take notice. The shower heads themselves are multifunctional and I like them well enough. Honestly, since they're chrome, I can replace them easily with something else in the future if I want to. The sliding holder works fine and is easy to adjust. Overall, I really like them and would buy them again.I purchased this unit to install into a large shower for an elderly person.Three months latter the height adjustment handle will no longer grip the vertical rod to lock it in position.The poor design ensures premature wear.Look for a better designed product.Buyer beware.Excellent rapport qualité-prix!