Anzzi has launched a new line of shower panels with multi-jet body sprays, giving homeowners in-home spa functionality without professional installation costs.
Miami, United States, July 10, 2026 -- MIAMI, FL — Anzzi, a Miami-based manufacturer of bathroom and kitchen fixtures, has introduced a new line of shower panels designed to bring multi-jet body spray functionality into residential bathrooms. The panels are designed for homeowners seeking spa-style shower features that can be added to existing bathrooms without the professional installation typically required for custom shower remodels. The launch is available now through Anzzi’s direct-to-consumer sales channels.
Interest in home spa amenities has grown in recent years as more households look to replicate wellness and relaxation features at home rather than at commercial facilities. According to a 2023 report from the National Kitchen and Bath Association, requests for bathroom remodeling featuring spa-like features, including multi-function showers, have increased steadily as homeowners prioritize wellness-oriented renovations. The shift has prompted fixture manufacturers to develop products that can be retrofitted into standard shower and tub enclosures rather than requiring full bathroom reconstruction.

The new shower panels integrate multiple body jets, an overhead rain showerhead, and a handheld sprayer into a single wall-mounted unit. Each panel is constructed to connect to standard residential plumbing lines, allowing installation to be completed without specialized contractor work in most configurations. The panels are offered in a range of finishes, including polished chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and matte black, allowing homeowners to match existing bathroom hardware.
The body jets are positioned along the panel to direct water flow toward different areas of the body, a configuration intended to replicate the targeted water pressure found in professional spa and hydrotherapy installations. Thermostatic and diverter controls allow users to independently or in combination switch between the overhead showerhead, handheld wand, and body jets. The panels are built from corrosion-resistant materials designed for long-term use in wet environments and are compatible with most standard tub and shower plumbing rough-ins found in North American homes.
“This line was developed for homeowners who want a more functional daily shower experience without taking on a full bathroom renovation,” said the Owner of Anzzi. “The goal was to make multi-jet shower technology something people could add to their existing bathroom rather than treat as an expensive remodeling project.”
About Anzzi: Anzzi is a direct-to-consumer manufacturer of bathroom and kitchen fixtures based in Miami, Florida. The company designs and sells products, including bathtubs, shower systems, faucets, sinks, and related hardware, working directly with homeowners, renovators, and contractors across North America.
Homeowners considering an upgrade to their existing shower setup with multi-jet body spray functionality can review Anzzi’s shower panel offerings at Anzzi - Shower Panels.
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