High-Pressure Water-Saving Shower Head

The manufacturer's dimensioned diagram gives the measurements: 200 mm high by 35 mm wide. It is a flat handset, with flat faces and sharp corners, with no rounding at all.

The nubs occupy the top of the front face, on a regular grid of about seven rows; the rest of the handle is smooth. The water therefore comes out at the end, as on a classic handset, but in a very compact size.

In the wall photo, it hangs on a square black holder, with a black hose: a clean set, with no touch of chrome.

This model is for those who have chosen square taps and fittings or a mixer with sharp edges. A round handset often looks like an add-on there; this one speaks the same design language.

Matt black goes well with light tiles, polished concrete or a screen with black profiles. It shows fingerprints less than a glossy surface, but limescale water drops can leave white rings: a squeegee or cloth after showering avoids them.

As for material, the supplier sheet states stainless steel.

The photo at the bottom marks the end piece as G1/2: this is the 1/2″ thread of shower hoses (15x21). It screws on by hand, washer in the hose nut.

The title mentions water saving, but the supplier gives neither a flow rate nor a flow restrictor: we cannot put a figure on the saving. With its reduced spray area, the water concentrates on a small zone, which gives the feel of a sustained spray.

The hose and holder visible in the lifestyle photo are not stated as part of the offer.