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Shower slide bar with holder
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Mounting a handheld sprayer on a vertical slide bar or bracket sets the reach, height, and angle of the water line between the wall elbow and the user.

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A slide bar mounts directly to the shower wall with screws and holds a handheld sprayer at adjustable heights along a vertical track. The bracket glides along the bar and swivels to position the head, while a flexible 60 in hose connects the handheld unit to the wall elbow or supply pipe. These sets keep the sprayer secure when stationary and allow manual movement across the bathtub or shower space during use.
Families on this shelf divide into standalone slide bars, separate handheld heads, and complete combo sets that include the bar, hose, and sprayer together. Some sprayers incorporate multi-stage internal filters to handle hard water, while others provide three to six spray settings through an ABS molded body. Certain slide bars use segmented sections that adjust to match existing screw hole spacing on the tile, whereas fixed-length bars mount at specific hole centers.
Installation distance on the wall determines which bar fits your layout. For adjustable slide bars, measure the distance between existing wall holes: the mounting brackets slide to cover spans such as 12 to 17 in or 20 to 32 in without creating new screw points. Total bar lengths range from 18 in to 40 in, so measure the vertical clearance above the bathtub ledge or shower base to confirm the bar and hose fit the available wall height.
We produce the slide bars and flexible hose casings from 304 stainless steel, with brass forging at the swivel connectors and hose nuts where the threads take repeated torque. Sprayer heads and adjustable wall brackets are shaped from ABS molding to keep hand weight light. Electroplating applies the chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, or gray finish across the metal and composite components, providing an exterior that resists daily water exposure on the tile.