For a bathtub and shower bay, one wall mixer drives the tub faucet and the hand shower, so a single plate position on the drawing governs both. Shower faucets and tub shower sets in the range differ mainly in shape, and this one is the squared design. A rectangular plate reads cleanly when its edges follow the grout lines. On a tiled wall, mark the plate position on the tile layout drawing before the setter starts, so cuts fall on clean joints.
The flat lever and flat spout echo the plate, which is why this model reads as one composed object. Mixing it with round fittings in the same bath weakens that effect.
Two outlets serve the bath: the flat rectangular spout and the square-face handheld. Together they form the shower system for the bath. A diverter pin beside the top lever switches flow between them, so list both outlets and the lever position on the room schedule.
Brass is the body material, and gold is the single finish. The soft texture of this finish sits well beside warm stone and dark tile, and it avoids the mirror shine of polished metal.
In multi-room programs, fix the plate height on the first bathroom and repeat it. A consistent plate line across rooms makes the set look intentional from corridor to tub,.
Showrooms can place it next to our bar valve set in chrome. The contrast between a squared gold mixer and a cylindrical chrome bar shows buyers two different styles in one bay.