GRIFEMA COLUMNAS-G7005 Modern Chrome Shower Riser Rail Mixer, Round Bathroom Tap System with Stainless Hose Pipe, ABS Handheld Shower, 1/2 Inch Hose Pipe

Surprised at how good this is, it was easy to fit, and works well! It's been fitted now for nearly a year and it's only just starting to loosen off on the handheld clamp. I put it up and hook it behind the pole, which is fine, just remember to switch it to the top shower head before switching it on!!

Bought this for the bathroom, it took about 30mins to fit to an existing mixer bath tap setup. For the money I wasn't expecting too much and of course it's made in China. I read some of the reviews where it said the wall brackets didn't hold the riser pipe, I had the same problem until I realised I was fitting it wrong, the chrome cap prises off the bracket which reveals a threaded black insert with a flat screwdriver fitting, tighten with said screwdriver onto the curved pipe holder insert and then pop the chrome cap back on, riser pipe is fixed solid. I bought a second ibergrif unit for the ensuite shower cubicle to fit to a concealed wall thermostat mixer, 30 mins and job done. Only time will tell on their reliability but two units installed for £110, it had to be worth a go. The rainfall and shower spray work individually or both together and with our pressurised hot water system running off an oil boiler, it's fabulous. Already had numerous compliments.

The fact that everyone was bemoaning the complete lack of instructions, I pulled on my experienced DIY hat and thought I could beat this. Whether this is worth the £80 something I'm not at all convinced. It looks the part, and comes in a very bijou box indeed. No instructions AT ALL, so one is left working out how it all screws together on the floor. The bottom tap/support looks and feels high quality, and I suppose the main pipework impresses, but the essential top bracket does not. Very plasticky and cheap, there is an inner black plastic bracket that the silver plasticky attachment screws onto.Position of this is a moveable feast , and this is down to the initative of the fitter. I went for fitting it on the top of the lower pipe , so about 15 inches above the lower support. I opted to put that at waist level, at about the same height as the Aqualisa shower control that is feeding the shower set. Having fitted it successfully, I now realize that everyone else has opted to put it a lot higher on the top curved pipe. I thought I'd dropped a bollock, but have poked and prodded my fitting and it certainly strong enough for our sedate needs. If I had a bunch of inqisitive teenagers in the house, I might agree that the stronger option is to put it higher up, up towards the curvey part: again some simple instructions would help here. Actually, i quite like the look of the 2 brackets lower down. The two pipes engage together very convincingly, the rubber washer helps with this firmness, so the pipe assembly is very rigid.The hoses are nasty, cheap and tacky. They hang very nastily, and offend the eye. Like another reviewer I left the hose on the Aqualisa, and used it to supply this fitting. The replacement conventional H&S hose arrived this morning and apart from showing the old Aqualisa hose up with its newnwess, it is all tons better. The price of this shower set should guarantee 2 conventional metallic clad hoses, instead of the cheap hoses supplied. Seriously, I have nicer hoses in my garden!!I had no problem with fitting the bottom bracket, shrub screw, brass ring and Allen key notwithstanding. Though of course I had to consult the Amazon pictures to know which of the hoses goes where!So, to cut to the chase, and we are very impressed. Nicest shower I have had for a long time. Haven't gravitated to the top shower appliance yet, but it all works fine. If such a thing was available I would buy another top bracket to go higher up, "belt and braces" being my middle name. I bet it cost all of, what, 50 pence to make! The hand attachment shower seems of decent quality. The button on it gives several different shower experiences at the press of a button. The pressure seems unimpaired.

The media could not be loaded. Hello Amazon/Grifema, there is a problem with my unit. The pipe item 1 does not fit at all in the tap control item 4 at all. The pipe is way too big. It appears a fitting appears missing? Can’t assemble at all now? Please find a solution or a refund please?

Received just over 1 hour ago, easily installed and working with no leaks. Very please with product, only slight improvement I would suggest would be to indicate what size drill to use otherwise found the enclosed instructions very helpful. Also don't forget to use a tile drill bit if drilling through ceramic tiles.

Fairly easy to fit requiring a single screw at lower mounting point and two at the higher one. (In my case it onto tiles on a stud wall which is always a bit difficult.)On the positive side the top shower is brilliant. Water selector very well made, rail is fine. The hand held detachable is less so - it does the job but very plasticky and over complicated - a button changes water profile, but I found it less well defined than many and I think the mechanism is trying to do too much at this price point. (I'm going to swap it out and keep the one supplied as a spare.)Only major concern is the upper fixing is plastic, both the rail holder and wall mounting it screws onto. Great care needed not to break this brittle plastic (black) mount.This unit does the job at a reasonable price. But I don't anticipate good wear resistance and longevity.

Missing screws, small head with one spray pattern (not 3), connection hoses are not smooth type

Been after a large showerhead with handheld for ages that I could use with my bath mixer tap, when I saw this and decided to give it a go. This was easy to install even for a me (girl) I had to drill into the tiles as the holes from my existing rail where not in the right place so couldn't use those.Instructions are images and found them easy to understand and the hoses are standard fixing so fitted straight onto the tap. Turned the water on and checked both were working. The large head is not as powerful as it's a rain shower but still plenty to enjoy having a shower. I have a pump on my hot water due to pressure. Only use the handheld when Cleaning the bath or having to wash my dog.(who like to roll in fox poo, dont go there.)It also looks nice in the bathroom and I'm glad I got it, without having to buy an expensive shower unit