Shower Mixer with Waterfall Spout

This mixer comes down to simple shapes: a horizontal tube carrying the lever, a second parallel tube below serving as the spout, and a vertical holder at the end where the hand shower is stored upright. Fixed to the wall, the whole makes a graphic line, in matt black or brushed gold.

With its spout, it sits above a bath. The title mentions a waterfall, but in the photos the water comes out in a full column at the end of the tube, with no flat sheet of water. In a shower without a bath, this spout is used to fill a bucket or rinse your feet.

The hand shower is a narrow cylinder, pierced with small nozzles at its end. You hold it like a torch and it projects a narrow spray, handy for rinsing hair, body or walls. Stored in its holder, it stays in line with the mixer, with no round head sticking out.

The supplied hose, in the same shade as the rest, links the hand shower to the bottom of the mixer. The single lever sets flow and temperature by hand; it is not a thermostatic. The hand shower comes off in one movement and goes back just as fast.

The contents photo shows the mixer, the hand shower, the hose, two brass eccentric fittings, two escutcheons and two washers. The connection is stated as 1/2″ (15x21) and the installation as two-hole: the mixer screws onto two wall supplies, hot and cold.

The eccentrics screw into the wall with PTFE tape and take up a small gap between the supplies; the escutcheons then hide the thread. If your supplies already exist, a DIYer can fit it; otherwise a plumber is needed. The parcel ships within 24 h, with free UK delivery.