Moen Spray Head Standard - 3.5”

The Moen Spray Head Standard (3.5”) spots uncomplicated style and beauty with a fashion sense. The showerhead delivers 2.5 gallons of water per minute during use. A chrome finish with a highly reflective mirror-like structure makes it ideal for any bathroom decor. The showerhead provides three-functional refreshing spray, including massage rinse and energizing spray.

The Moen Spray Head Standard (3.5”) has a diameter of 3.5” (8.9 cm), height of 2.625” (6.7 cm), and flow rate of 1.75 gpm (6.65 L/min).

Dimensioned elevation and plan drawings of the Moen Spray Head Standard (3.5”) with overall height and diameter measurements

The Moen Spray Head Standard (3.5”) has a diameter of 3.5” (8.9 cm), height of 2.625” (6.7 cm), and flow rate of 1.75 gpm (6.65 L/min).

How high should a shower head be?

Shower heads should be installed at 80" (203.2 cm) from the floor of the shower pan or bathtub. This height can be adjusted for special cases, but it has proven to be a comfortable industry standard for the typical person and for those that are slightly taller.

How do you clean a shower head?

Because shower heads may collect calcium and magnesium over time, it is important to descale the shower head for optimal flow. To clean a shower head, place and fasten a plastic bag filled with white vinegar over the shower head. After several hours, remove the bag and use an old toothbrush to remove any remaining particles of build-up from the fixture.

How do you change a shower head?

To change out a shower head, begin by removing the old one by turning the head counter-clockwise by hand or slip-joint pliers. Once removed, clean off any deposits and wrap Teflon tape clockwise 2-3 times around the threads of the arm, pressing down on the tape. Screw on the new shower head replacement and check for leaks—applying more Teflon tape until no leaks occur.

How high should a shower head be?

How do you clean a shower head?

How do you change a shower head?

What are bathroom fixtures?

Bathroom fixtures are typically connected to a plumbing system and deliver and drain water. They come in a variety of materials and designs. Examples of bathroom fixtures include bathtubs, bidets, drinking fountains, janitor sinks, and kitchen sinks. Other bathroom fixtures are showers, pipes, faucets, urinals, utility sinks, and flush toilets.

How do you clean bathroom fixtures?

Clean bathroom fixtures everyday to keep them shiny and prevent grime. Bathroom fixtures can be cleaned with a general all-purpose cleaner or a cleaner made from a mixture of vinegar and water. Stubborn grime should be scrubbed with an abrasive cleaner. After cleaning the bathroom fixture dry it with a soft cloth.

How do you choose bathroom fixtures?

Choose bathroom fixtures by considering the function and design of the bathroom fixtures as well as your priorities and needs. Visit a showroom to try fixtures, ask questions, and address any concerns. A showroom designer will lead you through the process, and help you make the best decisions for your home.

What are bathroom fixtures?

How do you clean bathroom fixtures?

How do you choose bathroom fixtures?

Perspective view of a 3D model of the Moen Spray Head Standard 3.5”

Details

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Height:

2.625” | 6.7 cm

Width:

3.5” | 8.9 cm

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Length:

Weight:

Area:

Flow Rate: 1.75 gpm | 6.65 L /min
Type: Showerhead

Designer:

Moen

Properties

Drawings include:
Moen Spray Head Standard (3.5”) front elevation, side, plan

Links

Moen - Spray Head Standard - 3.5”

Wikipedia - Shower (Shower Head)

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