Homepointe 228636 Fixed Wall Shower Head 1.8 Gpm Chrome

Product Description

The HomePointe 228636 is a fixed wall-mount shower head designed for residential bathroom installations. Built with a plastic construction and a chrome finish, this unit delivers up to 1.8 gallons per minute (GPM) across three selectable spray settings. The 3-inch diameter head connects via a plastic ball joint that allows directional adjustment without removing the fixture from the wall supply arm. Plumbers and general contractors install this type of fixture during new construction, remodels, or direct replacement of an existing wall-mount head. The 1.8 GPM flow rate meets WaterSense-range low-flow standards common in many municipal codes.

The 228636 is suited for standard residential shower applications where a compact, adjustable fixed-mount head is specified. Its 3-inch face diameter fits typical single-person shower stalls and tub-shower combos. The chrome finish matches widely used trim packages in residential bathrooms. The three spray settings allow occupants to switch between patterns without any tools or additional hardware. This fixture is a straightforward replacement or new-install option for light residential service.

Key Features

• 1.8 GPM maximum flow rate for low-flow code compliance
• Three selectable spray settings for user preference
• Plastic ball joint allows directional angle adjustment
• 3-inch face diameter fits standard residential shower arms
• Chrome finish over plastic construction
• Compact profile suitable for tub-shower and stall applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-install fixed wall shower head for residential bathrooms with a half-inch NPT threaded shower arm supply connection.

Installation Notes

This fixture is typically installed by a plumber or experienced DIYer working on residential bathroom plumbing. Shut off the water supply to the shower before removing the existing head. Use plumber's tape (PTFE) on the shower arm threads before hand-tightening the new head, then snug with a strap wrench — avoid over-torquing plastic components. Verify local plumbing code requirements for maximum flow rate before installation.