Square high-pressure pen-style shower head

This handset doesn't widen at the top: it is a straight bar of square section, in one piece. The nozzles are grouped in a grid on the upper part of one face, and the water comes out at right angles to the bar.

The dimensions on the photos read 235 long by 30 x 30 section; the unit marked "cm" is clearly a typo, and the bar sits comfortably in one hand.

The chrome is polished like a mirror, with crisp edges. One photo also shows a black version, which isn't offered for sale: only chrome is available.

The nozzle area is narrow: the water comes out in a tight band rather than a broad rain. That is what the title calls high pressure, but how it feels depends mostly on your mains pressure, and we don't promise any figure.

The nozzles are square and raised, as the detail photo shows. If a jet veers off because of limescale, a swipe of the finger is enough to clear them.

No button or selector: a single spray, which you adjust at the mixer. This narrow spray is handy for rinsing a corner of the tray or the bottom of a screen.

Its geometric shape goes with a square column, a freestanding bath or tapware with sharp edges. One photo shows it resting on the sliding bracket of a chrome shower rail, above a wall-mounted mixer.

It screws onto the end of a standard hose using its threaded end, no tools needed. The supplier describes it on a wall bracket as well as in an insert fitting.

To keep the mirror finish, wipe it after use with a microfibre cloth: polished chrome quickly shows water marks. Avoid scouring sponges, which would scratch its flat faces.