Square Gold Shower Head

The head is an 80 mm square plate, pierced with a grid of regular holes in rows of five. The handset measures 210 mm in total, according to the dimensioned photo. Seen from behind, the plate forms a small pyramid that joins it to the handle.

This square design answers sharp-edged taps and fittings: a cube-shaped mixer, a rectangular tray, square accessories. In the lifestyle shot, it sits in a gold holder in front of a grey wall. The straight, cylindrical handle contrasts with the plate: a simple shape, held like an ordinary handset.

There is only one spray: a straight rain coming from the grille. No dial or button, nothing that can jam. The supplier presents it as economical and anti-limescale, with no figures: we say no more than that.

The holes are drilled in the plate itself. In hard water, unscrew the handset and soak the head in diluted white vinegar, then rinse with clear water.

This single spray suits those who want a simple shower and a beautiful object, rather than a catalogue of functions. The rain covers a square area, close to the size of the plate, a few centimetres from the body.

The end piece has a G1/2 thread, the standard 15x21: it screws by hand onto your hose, washer in place, with no spanner or plumber.

The shower head is sold alone; a gold holder and hose are not stated. For care, a damp soft cloth is enough: avoid spray limescale remover directly on the handle, which dulls brushed gold over time.

As for material, the supplier states stainless steel. Also check that your holder accepts a handle of this diameter: most handset holders take it without difficulty.