Metal Shower System

The top of the panel curves forward to form a wide head, pierced with a grille of nozzles. Along its edge, a chrome bar pierced with a slot gives a sheet of water, in addition to the rain.

The waterfall falls as a sheet on the nape and shoulders, the rain in drops over the whole head: two sensations in a single shower head.

The whole extends the panel in the same brushed stainless steel, with no added tube or arm. The waterfall bar, with no nozzle or grille, is also the easiest part to keep clean: a wipe with a cloth is enough.

The front carries two grilles of small rectangular nozzles: one at back height, the other lower, towards the legs. Between them, a round chrome dial selects the water outlet, and a lever below sets flow and temperature by hand.

A chrome hand shower with a square head is stored on a holder fixed to the side of the panel, with its hose.

The brushed stainless steel finish, matt, stays discreet in a grey or stone bathroom, as in the in-situ photo. The two controls stay at mid-height, easy to reach without bending.

The panel fixes against the wall on existing water supplies; there is no wall to open. Allow for a few holes for the fixings, and check the height of the panel and its curved head under your ceiling. Also measure the free space next to the panel for the hand shower.

Brushed stainless steel is wiped with a soft cloth along the grain. The small nozzles fear limescale like all fine nozzles: in hard water, regular cleaning with diluted white vinegar keeps them open.

Delivery is free in the UK.