American Standard Commercial Shower System Trim Kit 1.5 gpm/5.7 Lpm with 36-Inch Slide-Grab Bar, Hand Shower and Showerhead - AMS-TU662SG213

Trim only. The TU662SG213 kit covers what you see on the wall: the metal escutcheon and metal lever handle with red/blue indicator ring, the 3-function hand shower, the fixed showerhead with arm and flange, and the 36 inch slide-grab bar. The Flash rough-in valve is a separate order, and so is the R422 two-way rough diverter valve that the kit's diverter trim mounts to. Order all three or the job won't finish.

Two pieces of it are built for that. The hand shower carries a pause feature, a non-positive shut-off button on the handle that drops flow to a trickle, which is what satisfies the ADA requirement. And the 36 inch slide bar doubles as a grab bar, meeting the ANSI standard 250 lb pull test for grab bars, so the hand shower height adjusts along a bar an occupant can actually put weight on. Whether the finished shower is compliant still depends on your rough-in heights and clearances.

It is rated for both. The 36 inch slide-grab bar meets the ANSI standard 250 lb pull test for grab bars, so it is not a decorative rail. That said, a grab bar is only as good as its anchorage, so it has to land on blocking or an approved backing in the wall to hold that load.

It is built for American Standard Flash shower rough-in valves, which are offered with a choice of inlet connections so you can match copper, PEX, or threaded supply on your job. The trim will not dress a competitor's valve body, and the Flash valve is ordered separately from the trim.

1.5 gpm / 5.7 Lpm maximum. That is below the common 2.0 and 2.5 gpm commercial ceilings, so it works where a water-conservation spec or a green building requirement is driving the shower selection. Both the fixed head and the hand shower are part of a 1.5 gpm system.

Metal on both counts. The wall escutcheon is metal and the lever handle is metal, with a red/blue indicator ring for hot and cold. That is the construction property managers and MRO buyers want in high-traffic showers, where plastic escutcheons crack and plastic levers snap off.

It is a 3-function hand shower with a pause. The three spray settings cover general rinsing and targeted use, and the pause button on the handle cuts the flow back to a trickle without shutting the valve, so the temperature setting is held. That pause button is also the feature that meets the ADA requirement on the hand shower.

Chrome, ordered as TU662SG213.002. That is the only finish this kit is built in, which is normally what you want on a commercial or institutional job anyway since chrome is the easiest to match across a building's existing washroom trim.