Ashwanth's rain shower head pairs an 8" square rainfall head with a handheld wand on an 11" adjustable brass arm — switch between them with one button, install it yourself in about 20 minutes.
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Ashwanth builds its shower systems around a simple upgrade: a full-coverage square rain head paired with a handheld wand on the same line, so a single install replaces both a fixed shower head and a separate handheld unit. The 11" extension arm is solid brass rather than hollow plastic, and its 180-degree adjustment lets the head angle toward wherever you're standing instead of a fixed spot on the ceiling. Soft silicone nozzles resist the limescale buildup that clogs cheaper heads over time, and the woven waterproof hose ships with a built-in gasket plus two spares to help avoid leaks at the connections. It installs onto any standard 1/2" pipe thread — no plumber needed — and comes in Chrome, Matte Black, or a filtered version for households dealing with hard water.
What actually shows up in Ashwanth's own product listings.
Not hollow plastic — a solid brass arm that adjusts through 180 degrees of height and angle, so the rain head reaches wherever you actually stand.
Soft silicone nozzles resist the limescale buildup that clogs cheaper fixed nozzles over time, and they're easy to wipe clean by hand.
Switch between the overhead rain head and the handheld wand with a single control — no separate valves or diverters to fuss with.
Fits any standard 1/2" pipe thread, ships with all mounting hardware and gaskets, and most customer reviews report a 20-minute solo install — no plumber required.
One shower system, in the finishes Ashwanth actually sells.
An 8" square rainfall shower head and a handheld wand share the same 11" solid brass extension arm. A 3-way diverter switches water between the overhead rain head, the handheld wand, or both at once, and the handheld itself has its own 3-position dial (Rain / Spray Jet / Mixed). Soft silicone nozzles resist limescale, and the 5ft stainless steel hose ships with a built-in gasket plus two spares to help keep every connection leak-free.
Real specs from each Ashwanth listing, side by side.
| Spec | Chrome | Matte Black | Filtered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extension Arm | 11" solid brass | 11" solid brass | 11" solid brass |
| Rain Head | 8" square rain head | 8" square rain head | 8" square rain head |
| Material | 304 stainless steel | 304 stainless steel | 304 stainless steel |
| Installation | 1/2" standard pipe thread | 1/2" standard pipe thread | 1/2" standard pipe thread |
Ashwanth's shower system installs on a standard 1/2" pipe thread with no plumber and no special tools — here's what's in the box and how it goes together.
Shut off the water to your existing shower arm before removing anything, and remove any old shower head or arm from the wall pipe.
Wrap the included pipe sealant tape clockwise around the wall pipe threads — this is the step most linked to leak-free connections later.
Hand-tighten the 3-way diverter onto the wall pipe. No wrench is needed; over-tightening with tools risks cracking the fitting.
Connect the solid brass extension arm to the diverter, then adjust it through its 180° range for the height and angle you want before locking it in place.
Thread the 8" square rain head onto the end of the extension arm, oriented so the nozzles face down.
Attach the 5ft hose to the diverter using the included gasket, then connect the handheld wand to the other end.
Stick or screw the handheld holder bracket to the wall at a comfortable height, checking the correct holder orientation shown in the manual.
Turn the water back on and cycle through all 3 diverter positions (rain / handheld / both) and the handheld's 3 spray patterns, checking each connection for drips — hand-tighten, then give threaded connections a final quarter-turn with a wrench if needed, without overtightening.
Model QY-HST-1
Real construction details from the Ashwanth listings.
The 11" extension arm is solid brass, adjustable through 180 degrees of height and angle — built to hold its position instead of drooping over time like a cheaper hollow arm.
A single control switches between the overhead rain head and the handheld wand, so there's no separate diverter valve to fumble with mid-shower.
The filtered variant routes water through a built-in cartridge before it reaches the nozzles — the same rain-and-handheld combo, aimed at households dealing with hard water or heavy chlorine smell.
I'm really pleased with this shower head! It was easy to install and the water pressure is really good. The different spray settings are a nice feature and make it easy to adjust the shower to your preference. The quality feels great, especially for the price.
Both shower heads are adjustable to your liking in terms of positioning and it comes with everything you need to install. It was very easy to install and took me maybe 20 minutes at most. Seems very durable and sturdy — the pressure is fantastic, even with both heads running at once.
The large square rain shower head provides amazing, full-coverage water flow that feels incredibly relaxing — just like a spa! The handheld wand is super convenient, has great water pressure, and makes cleaning the shower or rinsing off extremely easy.
The amount of water it lets out and the power behind it makes it feel like a heavy rain. It's amazing, super easy to install, and the handheld attachment is perfect for cleaning the shower walls as well as it has great pressure.
It looks great. Putting it together was pretty easy and it's pretty stable. I like the rain and handheld together — my kids like the rain one only, so it's nice that we can easily switch the settings. I did have some issues with the placement of the switch nozzle, which could be more convenient.
I definitely recommend it. I love it and it's easy to install. It's not a heavy material, so it may break easily if dropped, but it's perfect for its function.