We are looking at the Hansgrohe shower pipe systems for our new home. I love the look of them and am wondering if we should pay a little extra to get them for the other two bathrooms (we will be for sure getting it for the Master shower). Is there any benefit to having an exposed system or is just for looks?
The system we are going with actually has a hand shower that provides a more traditional shower head on a slide bar. Is there a benefit to having less plumbing inside the wall? Or is as that negative thing?
Do you have any of the lower flow, eco models? Those seem to be a little less costly. We are splurging on the master, but were hoping to get one in the $500-$600 range for the basement shower.
PROThe exposed plumbing is a design feature which works beautifully with multiple styles! There are no extra benefits from having the plumbing exposed that I know of - so if you are looking to add them to all your showers that would be a personal design preference. Good luck.
Kelley - Are they easy to keep clean? I am going with Chrome. I went with the 10" radiance system in the master. I am considering going with the Hansgrohe 27143 in a combine shower/tub and Hansgrohe 04530 in a basement shower. I love the look of them. We are building a modern farmhouse/transitional/coastal style home and I think they really look great with that style.
PROIf you are a bit confused by Hansgrohe showers and unsure which Hansgrohe shower to buy. We made a blog about it :D
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