Germany
The German bathroom accessory house
The accessories half of a bathroom: shower shelving, toilet brushes and their holders, soap dispensers, cosmetic bins, and water-saving shower heads.
In a room that is wet twice a day, 304 stainless steel and glass survive and plated zinc alloy blisters at the base where water pools. A brand that states which is a brand you can compare.
Capacity and footprint, in that order of publication and the reverse order of importance — the gap beside a toilet is usually about twelve centimetres, and that decides the bin before its litres do.
Rain head · Ø 22.5 cm round · ABS with brass ball joint · under 8 l/min at 3 bar stated · ½ in universal · ceiling mountable
The only rain head in this hub that publishes its flow WITH the pressure — under 8 litres a minute at 3 bar — and the only one whose saving can therefore be checked.
Best for: A household that wants a measurable reduction in hot water rather than a claim about one.
≈ £32 / 31 €
A ceramic holder that publishes its dimensions and a silicone head that publishes its diameter — with the rest of the set available to match.
Best for: A bathroom where the accessories should match, and where the gap beside the pan has to be measured first.
A steel pedal bin that publishes its dimensions and holds the bin bag out of sight — the two things this shelf usually omits.
Best for: A narrow gap beside a toilet, where the bin has to fit exactly and the bag should not show.
A caddy that hooks over the shower rail already on your wall, with all three dimensions published.
Best for: A shower with a rail already fitted and no glass door to hang anything from.
The largest dispenser in this catalogue at 550 ml, in glass, with its footprint published so it can be checked against the basin.
Best for: A family bathroom or a kitchen where the dispenser is refilled constantly and 550 ml is genuinely useful.
