Brushed Nickel Massage Shower Panel with 520 mm Rain Head and Digital Display

Brushed Nickel Massage Shower Panel with 520 mm Rain Head and Digital Display

A 1160 mm brushed nickel panel whose rain head projects 520 mm from the wall — the most generous in the range. Two integrated shelves of 280 mm run down the body at hand height. This massage shower panel occupies the space as a piece of architecture rather than an accessory bolted on afterwards.

The body is stainless steel with a satin brushed finish. Unlike polished chrome, a brushed surface holds neither fingerprints nor limescale halos: it stays even without particular attention, and everyday micro-scratches blend into the grain instead of standing out.

A selector switches between the outlets: the 520 mm rain head, a waterfall blade, back massage jets and a 240 mm hand shower. The digital display shows the temperature in real time, powered by a hydroelectric micro-turbine in the circuit — no battery, no cable, nothing to wire into the wall.

Brushed nickel pairs with light tiling, white ceramic or bathroom timber. Quieter than matt black, it visually opens up a small room and sits well alongside stainless brassware already in place.

Technical specification

• Type: Wall-mounted massage shower panel
• Functions: Rainfall, waterfall, back massage jets, hand shower
• Display: Digital, self-powered hydroelectric (no battery, no wiring)
• Overall height: 1240 mm — panel body 1160 mm
• Rain head: 520 mm projection x 200 mm wide
• Hand shower: 240 mm
• Integrated shelves: 2, 280 x 140 mm
• Connections: 1/2 in inlets, hot left / cold right
• Minimum pressure: 0.5 bar
• Finish: Brushed nickel

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

A massage shower panel is a multifunction wall unit gathering several water outlets in one place: rain head, adjustable side jets, handset and sometimes a filler spout. The side jets, fed by household mains pressure, target specific areas of the body — back, shoulders, neck — producing a massage effect through percussion and flow. No motor or additional pump is required: standard pressure of 1.5 to 3 bar runs every function.