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GROHE Vitalio Comfort 110 rail set, 60 cm rail, 175 cm hose, glue or drill review

A rail set that can be glued instead of drilled — and does not include the adhesive, which is the sentence to read before ordering.

The bottom line The set for a wall you must not drill and a supply that may be weak — as long as you order the adhesive at the same time.

What you are getting

A square chrome rail set: a 60 cm rail, a three-mode hand shower, a 175 cm hose, SpeedClean nozzles, an 8 l/min flow and a height-adjustable upper bracket. It can be fixed by drilling or by gluing.

The sentence in the maker’s own title

“To glue or drill, without glue.”

The adhesive is not in the box. That is stated openly, which is to the maker’s credit, and it is still the thing that will stop the job on a Saturday afternoon. If gluing is why you are buying this, order the adhesive at the same time.

The two figures that make it useful

175 cm of hose — the longest here, enough to rinse out a bath or wash a seated child.

Full performance from 1.0 bar — a compatibility statement rather than a saving claim, and the one that decides whether a water-saving set works on a gravity-fed system.

The trade-off in the rail

60 cm, the shortest in this hub. A rail is a range of heights, and a short one suits a household of similar heights. If yours is not, 70 cm sets are on this page.

Availability

On sale from 49 € to 75 € on the German, French and Italian Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.

The Spanish Amazon listing is priced above 1.6× the cheapest store, which is normally a reshipping offer rather than a local price; it is left out of the range above.

Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • The longest hose in this hub at 175 cm, which reaches the floor of a bath comfortably
  • Can be glued rather than drilled, which saves a tiled wall in a rented flat
  • States full performance from 1.0 bar, so it suits a gravity-fed or low-pressure supply

Compromises

  • The adhesive for the glue-on option is not in the box, and the listing says so in its own title
  • A 60 cm rail is the shortest in this hub, so the height range is the narrowest
  • No bracket spacing figure and no rail diameter

Specifications

Rail length60 cm — stated
Bracket spacingNot stated as a figure — the upper bracket is height-adjustable so existing holes can be used
Adjustable spacingThe upper bracket adjusts; the range is not stated
Rail diameterNot stated by the maker
What is includedRail, a three-mode hand shower and a 175 cm hose — stated; the adhesive for the glue-on option is NOT supplied
Hose length175 cm — stated
Holder adjustmentA height-adjustable upper bracket — stated
Amazon referenceB0CN4M943W (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4005176767692

Questions people actually ask

Can I really glue a shower rail to tiles?

The maker offers it as an option, and it is genuinely useful in a rental. It needs the right adhesive, a properly clean and dry surface, and curing time before any weight goes on it. And you have to buy the adhesive: the listing states it is not supplied.

Is 175 cm of hose too long?

For a rail set it is generous rather than excessive — it reaches the floor of a bath for rinsing it out, and it reaches a child sitting down. The cost is a hose that loops on the floor when the head is docked.