Polished Chrome Thermostatic Shower Column with 360 Degree Rainfall Head

Polished Chrome Thermostatic Shower Column with 360 Degree Rainfall Head

A polished chrome surface runs across the whole column — riser, thermostatic mixer, shower arm and handset all carry the same bright silver lustre. The mirror polish returns light and reflects the room around it. The rainfall head tilts through 360 degrees overhead, and the matching handset drops on a hose for close rinsing.

The body is solid brass with a chrome coating that resists corrosion and permanent humidity. A ceramic thermostatic cartridge holds the selected temperature at up to 38°C, with no drift caused by pressure fluctuation on the supply.

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

Chrome pairs with white ceramic tile, grey porcelain and polished concrete. Set against matt black tiling or pale timber it brings a crisp note that gives the shower wall structure with nothing else added.

Technical specification

• Type: Wall-mounted thermostatic shower column
• Finish: Polished chrome
• 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 column holds the temperature you set even when supply pressure changes — someone flushing a toilet or running a tap elsewhere in the house makes no difference to the water at the head. A twin-handle manual column has to be readjusted by hand at every use. Thermostatic control is particularly worth having in a household with children, because it rules out sudden surges towards hot.