HOMEDEC Brushed Nickel Square Brass Shower Body Sprayer Wall Jet, Valve Needed (6pcs, 2x2inch)

Work great and are heavy duty, not cheap or tacky looking. This was a good purchase!

Did everything I expected, good product

Escutcheon plates only fit over the pipe nipple, making installation more difficult as there is little room for variance. Comes with 1.125" brass nipples with a internal hex. One of my escutcheon plates was differently sized than the others.

1. It is true, the escutcheon plate cannot go past (or over) the collar. So, unless your measurements are dead on, you will see the threads. The escutcheon plate is stainless steel, so drilling it out with a unibit or similar will not work. Solution - I used an knockout punch (typically used in electrical work) to increase the size of the hole so the body of the fixture could fit through it, hiding the threads.2. The brass nipple that comes with the fixture is removable. There is a rubber seat washer\screen in the fixture and you can use a standard 1/2 NPT nipple. NOTE: Unless you punch out the escutcheon plate, it will not fit over a standard NPT nipple.Overall, very happy, they look great and a good value. The knockout punch cost about $30.

These body sprays in oil-rubbed bronze were replacements for some dated, polished brass sprays in our master bath shower. These sprayers were a very good value, look very nice, and work fine. The only issue that I would warn about, is that if these are for replacements (and not new installations), you need to be aware that the escutcheons that come with the sprayers may not be big enough or deep enough to fully cover the pipes of the existing installation.In our case, the new escutcheons did not fully cover the pipe, and would have looked bad. Our solution was to "reuse" the old escutcheons by spray painting them in ORB to match the new sprayers, which looks fine. It is always difficult when replacing such things with items of a different brand or model to insure that they "match" up to the existing piping etc. But in the end, they worked out fine.

Added these jets to my shower during a remodel. Works nicely. If mounting over tile, be sure the threaded nipple underneath is extended far enough for the jets to reach.

I've been using them for a couple of weeks now. They seem to be good quality and they look good. The spray and directional adjustment is just what I was looking for. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is the lack of directions. I don't mean basic plumbing questions but the depth in the wall dimensions should be spelled out like other similar products. This is a critical placement for the install and these fixtures have zero tolerance. I did get it right but I had to spend a lot of time figuring it out.

I don't like that with all the shower heads on at the same time I will only get about 5 minutes of hot water. I I stalled them but don't use the unfortunately.

The 1/2" unc thread only allows about 1/2" of space from the drop ear elbow and the wall board alone is 1/2" thick, much less the tile, so I used m-f brass adapters to make it easier.