Brushed Grey Massage Shower Panel with Body Jets and Built-In Shelf

Brushed Grey Massage Shower Panel with Body Jets and Built-In Shelf

Brushed grey — close to a satin nickel — covers the 1100 x 200 mm front panel over its full height, with no change of tone and no visible joint. Built into that same panel is a 150 x 240 mm storage niche with a shelf, sitting directly under the rain head where it is easiest to reach.

The structure is ABS with a brushed surface treatment that shrugs off fingerprints. The massage and rainfall nozzles are silicone — they clear of limescale under finger pressure with nothing to dismantle.

Three separate functions: rainfall from the 200 mm round head on a 400 mm arm, side massage jets aimed at the back, and a hand shower of around 230 mm. The controls group a function selector alongside a hot and cold mixer. Connections follow the standard layout, hot on the left.

Brushed grey settles onto stone tile, polished concrete or light grey large-format porcelain without friction. It does not catch light the way chrome does, nor show droplets the way matt black does — a practical middle ground in a bathroom with plenty of daylight.

Technical specification

• Type: Wall-mounted massage shower panel
• Functions: Rainfall / back massage jets / hand shower
• Rain head: 200 mm diameter, 400 mm upper arm
• Hand shower: approx. 230 mm
• Panel: 1100 x 200 mm
• Built-in niche: approx. 150 x 240 mm, shelf approx. 170 mm
• Nozzles: Silicone, anti-limescale
• Finish: Brushed grey

What is a massage shower panel and how does it work?

A massage shower panel gathers several water outlets onto one wall unit: a rain head at the top, side massage nozzles spread down the body of the panel and, usually, a hand shower. The massage jets work on direct water pressure — mains water is routed to each nozzle group through a built-in function selector. No motor or extra pump is involved: the household supply does the work, provided it delivers at least 2 to 3 bar. A single mixer sets the temperature for whichever function is running.