AKDY 52 In. 8-Jet Multi-function Tempered Glass Shower Panel System With Adjustable Rainfall Shower Head tub spout 4-Spary handheld showerhead & Temperature Display (Gray Stripe Pattern)

At a glance, it stands out very distinctive in the bathroom. When you turn it on , it is even more impressive. The temp gauge come on blue in the beginning any temperature showing below 98 Degrees F. After that it turn to orange with temperatures above 99 Degrees F. You do have a choice between tub spout, rain shower, hand-held shower, top 4 jets, bottom 4 jets or all 8 jets. All jets has two settings- pulse or spray !! You can either choose individually different spray or same or in a combination of any 4 or 8. This way you can have rejuvenating shower on your back as a part of your total experience. At the end of shower ,you are totally NEW. One installation tip: Have your plumber install as high as you top line of tiles- specially any one in your family is more than 5feet and 9" high. If it is installed lower than this, then tall people will not be able to stand underneath the rain shower. You can adjust the arm of rain shower but it can go higher only so much because the length of arm is not long enough....!!! In this type of installation, tub spout is lot higher ,but that's okay. The water spews out of the tub spout is very smooth and slick thus creating more suds in the tub when you need them. One cleaning tip: Keep small bath towel hanging at the arm of the rain shower so that when you are done showering you can quickly wipe off the glass panel and handles and jets faces. This way, you don't scrub so hard when cleaning weekly routine cleaning. It takes only seconds to wipe off excess water droplets and moisture fro your shower panel. Believe me, this way panel will loo much more nicer and cleaner. If you let it dry then you will have scrub off those nasty soap scum later on. Over all, I,m happy with this purchase!! If you decide to purchase, then you will not regret it. Plus, Installation labor cost is also minimal.

Lets try to get details. Cons: Lack of documentation available - not anywhere. (knocking 1/2 point due to this) You can't turn on the rain-head with the spray-heads. (knocking 1/2 point due to this too). Pros: So many darn cool combinations to do. Looks great Feels great Not bad to hook up. Installation: I basically had new construction (took previous bath to studs). Now there's no documentation to speak of so i'll tell you how I hooked up mine. I measured 7" above the top of the tub. From there you can measure up and see where to bring out the water lines, and the two holding brackets. This is really the easiest way. I'm 6 feet tall and the top of the unit is about 6 inches or so above my head. From there the rain-head extends even higher. It's very comfortable position for me. The unit comes with two elbow's that you can supposedly screw into standard 1/2" brass fittings. It just didn't work for me, I went out and got two new elbow's and everything fit much easier. Features: This is where it gets cool. Let me start from the water on/off. It's straight forward, it's the bottom handle, left is hot, right is cold, pull bottom of handle towards you for on, push in for off. the upper handle is the diverter control. All the way to the left is the tub spout, next to the right is the handheld unit. straight up is the rain-head, to the right of that is the lower 4 spray units. the right of that is all 8 spray units, and the final click to the right is the upper 4 spray units. Each spray unit has two options (each spray independent of each other). your options are mist - or a type of pulsing spray. hand-held unit has several options. Mist spray, regular spray, pulsating and filler (acts like the tub spout). The rain-head is really neat - it feels like you are in the middle of a decent rainfall. It looks darn cool, everybody's been wow'd by it. It has a nice glass front to it, feels solid - i love it.

Recently completed a master bath remodel of a 1970's colonial.Looked at a lot of shower panels on line but the look and the price caught my eye on this one. I was a little apprehensive about the unit since the price was so good compared with a lot of others out there. But those fears went away once I received the product.Went down to the studs on this remodel so a redo of the water lines was not a big deal.I totally agree that the instructions with the unit are worthless as most have indicated. I actually made a template of the unit to help me get an idea of a good place to place it on the wall when considering the tile niche location next to the panel.The unit itself is VERY NICE and was well packaged and arrived in perfect shape.Have no comment on any dialogue with the manufacturer since I did not need to contact them.The product performs very well and the shower now is much more enjoyable compared to the "basic builder" shower that was put in when the house was built. The various settings for the sprays work fine for me. Some have commented that not all spray nozzles work at the same time,not a big deal for me...4 at a time works..but I can see what some might prefer. Would totally recommend this product without question if getting a good bang for your remodeling buck is one of your objectives with a pretty straightforward install

I don't like writing negative reviews, and I rarely have to. I've even toyed with this thing to see if I could get a better operation out of it. All for nothing. I read all the reviews and decided to buy. It was cheaper than many others so I felt after lengthy study of product reviews, it was worth the risk. I got the box and had to wait about a week to install it in the shower. I'm not a plumber, so I had to watch some YouTube before I installed the shower panel. Once I got it all hooked up, I turned it on to find out the pressure was a joke. Worse than bad. The water pressure in my home is pretty great, and the panel is installed in the master bath, which is less than 2 feet away from where the water line enters the house. Needless to say, it's not my plumbing causing this issue. The next thing I noticed was LED display wasn't working... at all. I did send an email to the seller, and they sent me a new LED panel, which was the only saving grace. Save your money. Make your own. Buy a different one. Get a bucket and bathe in that. It'd be better. Whatever you do, don't buy this one.

I was a little skeptical because of the price I bought this for (under $300) as compared to other items with similar descriptions. We have had it mounted in our new shower for almost 2 years and it works great so far. We mounted it a little lower than I would have preferred but the shower head is adjustible so it woked out. The body sprays come out at just the right amount of pressure for us but if you are looking for a high powered massage from them they won't be enough. At the moment, we are just using a shower curtain as opposed to a glass shower door and the panel is mounted facing the curtain and it works out fine. The tub filler spigot is a welcome feature and one of the main reasons we chose this model over others. The water comes out like a sink faucet rather than gushing out like the usual tub spout. The hose on the hand-held sprayer is very nice quality and doesn't get kinked up or twisted. My tub is vintage pink cast iron and the hose does mark it up like pans mark up a white kitchen sink. Another downside is that the marks on the function knob are almost imposible to see for anyone with worse than 20/20 vision even at close viewing distance. Functions this one doesn't have that I might look for if I buy another panel for master bath are: Shower head and hand-held sprayer can work at the same time. Sliding height adjustable mount for the hand-held sprayer. More visible control labels.

This unit replaced an older version which had suffered some abuse. The idea of using hoses to connect it to the supply pipes works well. The biggest problem was after installation when we turned it on and the water pressure was just a dribble. I removed the water saver from the shower head, and the wand. No improvement. Then I started googling and watching some videos. After looking at how to replace the temp control valve, I wondered if there might be a water saver in there. Yep, between the temp valve and the distribution valve. The flow still isn't outstanding, but it is acceptable. The temperature display is handy. The unit makes a funny noise that I think is the generator for the temp display. Not too bad, just a little strange.

Looks beautiful in my new remodeled bathroom. Very impressive. The tower is well made. We didn't experience any problems installing or turning it on for the first time. Pros You can turn on all 8 Jets at once or just 4 and they work independently so you can choose which ones are pulsing and which ones are mist Rain head is great and the pressure is like a normal shower head. Rinses out shampoo from hair quickly Temp indicator works immediately when you turn the shower on. Hand held wand hose is long and reaches all areas of my shower for a quick tile rinse It comes with a plastic tool that allows you to remove the jet heads for cleaning when the time comes. No water saver in the shower heads you have to remove to get great water pressure Cons Jets only have two settings. Fine mist and soft pulses. Doesn't do much for tired poor muscles or back massage I'm 5'0 and my husband is 6'2". The jets hit him perfectly but the top jets hit me in the face. I would love to have the rain head and jets going at the same time. Overall I'm very pleased with this shower tower. The design looks wonderful with my new Carrara white & gray marble look ceramic tile, nice price for the quality of product and the ease of switching from shower heads to jets makes this a winner.

Was a bit nervous ordering this as it was much cheaper than higher end options out there. That concern proved to be completely misplaced. The shower tower is of good quality construction and easy to install. Our plumber was uncertain about the idea when we showed him but after we received the tower and he looked at it, not only was he okay with it, but he thought the install was easier than most systems and the quality was up to par. The plumber installed a small washing machine outlet box behind the shower tower ( Sioux Chief 696-2313XF Washing Machine Outlet Box, 1/2 PEX, Arrester ) so that we could turn off the water to the tower if there was ever a leak or other problem with the tower without having to turn off water to the whole house. The color is a great dark mirror like surface. Very nice finish. The temperature gauge is interesting but it doesn't appear to be the most accurate. That said, it is close enough to show when the water is at a temperature you are going to want to step into. For the money, I can't imagine a better shower tower. Added a great look to the bathroom while being very functional.