Water-Saving Shower Head

A round, matt black tube, 210 mm long according to the dimensioned photo, closed at the top by a flat disc. The water outlets form a strip of soft nubs on one side only, near the top.

In the lifestyle photo, it rests in a round black wall holder with an integrated water outlet, black hose below: a minimalist set for a contemporary shower with black taps and fittings.

This is the black counterpart of the tube handsets: same logic, no unnecessary relief, an object that almost vanishes in a dark shower. It also works as a spare handset beside a bath.

The strip of nubs is narrow: the water comes out over a small area. The spray is therefore targeted, handy for rinsing part by part or cleaning the walls. The supplier presents this model as economical; it gives no flow rate and we put no figure on any saving.

The nubs stand well clear of the tube, in black rubber in the close-ups. Limescale settles there first: a rub with the thumb, water running, and they clear. With low pressure, this concentrated format gives a cleaner spray than a large rain head.

The G1/2 thread, marked in the photo, screws by hand onto a 15x21 hose with its washer. No tools or plumber.

The holder and hose in the photo are not stated as included: only the shower head is sold. Matt black keeps an even look if you wipe it after showering; a mild soap is enough, with no abrasive products.

The stated material is stainless steel. If the strip of nubs hardens over the years, soaking it in diluted white vinegar softens the deposit before you rub.