Brushed Gold Thermostatic Shower Column with Tilting Rainfall Head and Handset

Brushed Gold Thermostatic Shower Column with Tilting Rainfall Head and Handset

A satin brushed gold finish runs across the whole assembly — riser, thermostatic mixer, shower arm and handset all carry the same warm tone. The fine brushed grain catches daylight without throwing back a mirror reflection. The rainfall head tilts through 360 degrees above the bather, while the matching handset drops on a flexible hose for close rinsing.

The body is machined from solid brass and coated in brushed gold PVD, so it stands up to constant humidity and splashing without corroding or fading. A ceramic thermostatic cartridge holds the selected temperature at up to 38°C, with no drift when pressure changes elsewhere on the supply.

Two separate handles control temperature and flow independently. Switching between the rainfall head and the hand shower takes a single turn of the diverter. The overhead is adjustable through 360 degrees and offered in several diameters. Wall mounted, with an adjustable column height.

Brushed gold sits naturally against beige porcelain, cream marble and limestone. Set on white metro tiles or light grey porcelain, it brings a warm accent that gives the shower wall structure without any extra decoration.

Technical specification

• Type: Wall-mounted thermostatic shower column
• Finish: Brushed gold (PVD)
• Materials: Brass and stainless alloy
• Cartridge: Ceramic thermostatic, holds 38°C
• Controls: Twin handle — separate temperature and flow
• Inlet centres: 125 to 175 mm
• Overhead: Rainfall, 360 degree tilt, several diameters available
• Hand shower: Included, matching finish
• Diverter: Rotary, overhead to handset
• Height adjustable: Yes
• Installation: Wall mounted

What is the difference between a thermostatic shower and a manual mixer shower?

A thermostatic valve holds the temperature you set even when supply pressure moves — someone flushing a toilet or opening a tap elsewhere in the house makes no difference to the water coming out of the head. A manual mixer has to be readjusted by hand at every use. Thermostatic control is worth having in any household with children or older users, because it rules out sudden surges towards hot.