Shower heads and kits
How the water reaches you.
From a wide rainfall head to a handset on a rail, the head decides how a shower feels. Many showers combine two, switched with a diverter.
- Most versatile
- Handset on a rail
- Most luxurious
- Rainfall head
- Easy refit
- Riser rail kit
- Needs high flow
- Rainfall and body jets
The basics
A fixed head gives a set spray; a handset moves for rinsing, cleaning and children. With a diverter on the valve, you can have both.
How to choose
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Fixed overhead head
A head fixed to the wall or ceiling.
Rainfall head
A large overhead head for a soft, wide spray. Needs good pressure and plenty of hot water.
Handheld shower and slide rail
A handset on a rail, adjustable in height. Useful for rinsing and cleaning.
Riser rail kit
An overhead head and a handset on one exposed rigid riser.
Ceiling-mounted head
Water falls straight down from the ceiling.
Body jets
Wall jets that spray from the side.
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