Get an Upscale Shower without Remodeling

Step 1: Choose Your Personal Showerhead Style

Start creating your new personal shower space by choosing the showerhead that meets your needs and desires. There are three main categories of showerheads to choose from: fixed, rainshowers or handheld. But within these categories is a wealth of options.

Fixed shower heads are mounted to the wall of the shower. Although stationary, these showerheads are far from plain. If you prefer a variety of spray options, try a multi-setting showerhead.

Rainshowers easily replace standard fixed showerheads for a luxurious, rain-drenching experience. Oversized rainshowers, such as Moen's Velocity 8-inch Rainshower with Immersion pressurized spray, provide a strong, invigorating rainshower experience, delivering full coverage that envelops the entire body.

Handheld shower heads are connected to the wall as well, but have a long hose, allowing a wide range of motion. Ideal for bathing children and pets and cleaning your shower, these showerheads are also a perfect choice for seniors who prefer to sit in the shower. Plus, they offer an easy way to clean the shower and tub, reaching into every corner. Much like fixed showerheads, there are a number of handheld showerhead settings. Moen's multi-setting showerheads are available in handheld versions and can be purchased in a variety of finishes to maintain a stylish look in the bath.

Remodel your shower with a rainshower and handheld showerhead

Install Your New Showerhead

It really is as easy as 1-2-3 to update your showerhead. And within minutes, you can create a completely new and invigorating experience. Here's how:

Unscrew the existing showerhead from the shower arm, using a crescent wrench if necessary.
Remove any old thread seal tape and apply new by wrapping the tape around the shower arm threads two to three times.
By hand, screw the new showerhead onto the shower arm. Use the wrench to tighten the new showerhead. If installing a handheld version, first screw the handheld bracket to the shower arm and tighten with a wrench. Then, attach the hose and handheld shower to the handheld bracket.