Twin-head shower set with 3-way diverter and 1.47 m hose

The set screws onto the end of the shower arm coming out of your wall. The diverter goes on first; the 10.2 cm fixed head mounts above it, and the 24 cm handset clips in just below, in a bracket that swivels.

That gives you rain above your head and a handset to unhook for rinsing, washing a child or cleaning the screen. It's the solution for a shower fitted with just one fixed head, with no column and no building work.

The black version suits matt, dark tapware; the silver, chrome-look version goes with most existing mixers.

The diverter measures 9.8 x 6.3 cm. The diagrams supplied detail its three positions: lever in the middle, the water comes out of the handset; turned fully one way, through the fixed head; turned the other way, through both at the same time, with the flow shared between them.

The photos also mention five spray positions. The handset holder turns through 360°: you aim the spray by hand without unhooking it.

Both heads have the same 10.2 cm round face, with nubs in the centre and a ring of holes. The fixed head keeps its spray at head height; the handset unhooks to reach down to your feet or the tray.

All the connectors are G1/2, i.e. the standard 15x21: unscrew your old head, screw on the diverter with PTFE tape, then the fixed head and the hose. One spanner is enough, with no plumber and no drilling.

The wall arm is not supplied: the set mounts on the one you already have. In the box: the two heads, the diverter and a 147 cm hose (150 cm in the photo of the silver version).

The photos also detail a shared outlet connector with its strainer: if the flow drops, that's the first place to rinse.