Collection: Baril Zip B66

• Shower kits and trims — pressure-balance, thermostatic and combined thermostatic pressure-balanced, with one-, two- and three-way diverters. Both wall arm and 6" ceiling arm versions.
• Lavatory faucet — 8" centre-to-centre with drain included, plus wall-mounted options.
• Accessories — towel bars at 12", 18", 24" and 30", bathrobe holder and toilet paper holder, all matching.

Most Zip shower kits come both ways, and the choice is made before the wall closes. A ceiling arm puts the rain head directly overhead, which is the look most people picture, but it needs the supply run through the ceiling and is very hard to add later. A wall arm is simpler, cheaper to rough in, and angles the head toward you rather than straight down.

The TRR- and PRR- codes are the ceiling-arm versions; TRO- and PRO- are wall.

PRO- and PRR- include the valve body. TRO- and TRR- are trim only — correct for a refresh where the valve stays, wrong for new construction. See Shower Rough-In Valves or send us the model and we will confirm.

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Also see: all Baril · Beaumont B20 · Petite B04 · Sens B45 · Profile B46 · Rec B05

What do TRR and TRO mean on Baril codes?
TRR is a trim for a ceiling-arm kit, TRO for a wall-arm kit. PRR and PRO are the same two in complete-kit form, including the valve.

Can I add a ceiling-mounted rain head later?
Rarely without opening the ceiling. Decide at rough-in.

Does Zip include a tub filler?
The tub and shower kits cover tub-and-shower combinations. For a standalone filler see Bathtub Faucets.

What does B66 mean?
The Zip series code — B66 on faucets, T66 on trims, A66 on accessories.