Pen-style handheld shower with wall holder, three finishes

The handset measures 200 mm long by 30 mm wide, according to the dimensioned drawing, with a square section from end to end. The top bends forward over a few centimetres: the outlet plate naturally faces the body when you hold it.

It's a handset for a bathroom with straight lines: square tapware, an extra-flat shower tray, a fixed glass screen. It stores in its square bracket, next to a mixer or under a rain shower head.

Its square section has a practical advantage: placed on the edge of a bath or a shelf, it doesn't roll away.

The outlet plate is a dark rectangle recessed into the body, covered in small silicone nozzles. A close-up shows a finger pressing them: in limescale-heavy water, that's how you knock deposits off.

At the bottom, the G1/2 threaded end screws onto a standard hose. The wall bracket, shown in the photos and in the title, is a cube with sharp edges, in the same finish as the handset.

Choose the colour to suit your tapware: matt black, shiny gold or anthracite grey. The gold version is glossy, whereas the black stays matt.

The bracket mounts on the wall: allow for two holes to drill and wall plugs suited to your tiles. The handset then screws on by hand to your 1/2″ (15x21) hose, no plumber needed.

The hose isn't listed in the package: keep yours or get one in the same shade. For care, use soapy water and a soft cloth, especially on matt black and gold, which don't like abrasive products.

Place the bracket at a height everyone can reach without stretching: often shoulder height, next to the mixer, in line with the hose so it hangs without twisting.