Square high-pressure shower head, black or chrome

The head measures 10.5 cm per side and the handset is 27.5 cm long, according to the dimensioned photo. The black plate is pierced over its whole surface, with a row of rectangular slots in the centre forming a second spray.

Its width gives a rain that covers your shoulders when you hold it above you. It is a handheld shower, not a fixed head: you pick it up, put it down and aim it as you wish.

The comparison photos set it against two round handsets, one with holes that are too wide, the other with holes that are too fine: the square plate aims for the middle, with a spray that is neither weak nor misty.

Under the plate, a round button changes the spray: one photo shows it with the caption “press to change speed”. You go from the spread rain to the central jet without turning your head.

No filter cartridge appears in the photos: this is a spray handset, not a filter.

The photos also stress an impact-resistant head: it withstands being dropped in the tray. The button stays within reach of your thumb, whether the handset is in your hand or resting.

The threaded tip at the bottom of the handle screws by hand onto your standard 1/2″ (15x21) hose, with the seal in place. No drilling, no plumber: the handset then sits in your existing holder.

The black version is matt from head to handle. The chrome version keeps the black plate but the handle is shiny, easier to match with chrome taps.

Rinse the plate with clean water and wipe it: limescale marks black most of all. The handle connector is a standard interface, shown in the photos with a grey ringed hose.