Bradley Corporation
P.O. Box 309
W142 N9101 Fountain Blvd
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052-0309
Toll-Free: (800) BRADLEY
Fax: (262) 251-5817
Web site: http://www.bradleycorp.com

Bradley Column Showers
How do you achieve maximum space efficiency?
You need to utilize the center of the shower room. This can be achieved in several ways. One way is to construct built-up walls with conventional shower valves and heads concealed or exposed piping which is chrome plated. Another way is provide back-to-back panel type showers supported by wall stanchions or stub wall. These units are shipped to the job site pre-piped and assembled. They can be quickly connected to create a complete shower and soap dispensing system. Piping is placed in an easily removable stainless steel panel. This provides lower maintenance costs than standard in wall showers.

A third solution is to use Column showers. Column Showers offer up to six stations yet require only one set of supply connections. You can get all the advantages of panel showers at a lower installation cost.

Are multiple supply lines shut-off valves necessary?
Shut-off valves should be included so the control valves can be serviced. In general, the more stops the better a stop at each control valve is preferred.

How important are privacy considerations?
Privacy can be an issue for male shower rooms. However, in most cases, privacy is more important in female showers. It is especially important in middle schools and junior high schools. During project planning, be sure to contact school representative for requirement measures.

What options are available for privacy?
There is a wide variety. Partitioning can be added to all types of Bradley's shower and dressing compartments. Stall materials range from stainless steel to high density polyethylene (HDPE). These are typically applied to Multi-stall showers, Column showers and individual wall showers.

Applications:
Health Clubs, Schools, Hospitals, Hotels, Stadiums, Factories, Dormitories and Parks.

Key Considerations
Connected by concealed piping
Eliminates in-wall piping
Pre-assembled, no need to build on-site
Best used in spaces where multi-person showers are not available

Column Shower
6 Person

Specifications:

Materials
All exposed parts are type 304 stainless steel polished to a #4 finish or polished chrome-plated brass. Valve manifold is cast brass. Drain fitting is cast iron and supply inlets are copper tubing.

Standard Equipment

Flow Control
A 2.0 GPM flow control is standard. (Actual flow may vary, but will not exceed 2.5 GPM Max.)

Column Shower
Constructed of type 304 stainless steel polished to a #4 finish. Column and column cap are 16 gauge, and base flange is 13 gauge. Access panel located near bottom of column. Each station on column shower equipped with a stainless steel soap tray.

Drain Fitting
Cast iron with five stainless steel mounting bolts. There are four drain variations as follows:

Type A – Supplies below. Vent off line.
Type B – Supplies above. Vent through column.
Type H – Supplies below. Vent through column.
Type O – Supplies above. Vent off line.

Supply Inlets
Constructed of 3/4" type "L" copper tubing.

Showerhead Variations:

Volume Control: Sample Specification
Column shower to be Bradley Model 5-Person Column Shower 5C/B/6'-0"/EF/SH. Column shower to include the following: Column shower to include the following: type (B) drain for centrally rising vent with supplies from above; (6'-0" standard) standard showerhead height; (EF) Equa-Flo pressure balanced mixing valve; and (SH) telescoping shroud.