Subtle, efficient design couples with flawless performance to create a showering experience like none other.
October 21st, 2009
Subtle, efficient design couples with flawless performance to create a showering experience like none other. Fully customizable, WaterTile is available with 22- and 54-nozzle bodysprays and showerheads that deliver lavish amounts of water for a stimulating or soothing hydrotherapy experience.

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