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Auralum brass bath mixer set with 70 cm rail and 1.5 m hose review

A bath and shower set in cast solid brass whose rail, hose and modes are all published — including that the 70 cm rail arrives in two pieces.

The bottom line The most completely described shower set on the page — rail, hose, modes, alloy and warranty. The wall centres remain yours to measure.

What you are getting

A chrome bath mixer set over cast solid brass, with a two-function changeover, a three-mode hand shower, a 1.5 m stainless steel hose and a 700 mm rail made from 350 and 360 mm sections, on a holder that slides and rotates through 360°.

The rail is the part to read carefully

700 mm, from two sections. The maker publishes both the total and the make-up, which is more honest than a single number — a two-part rail is more stable on the wall and has a joint in the middle. Whether the sliding holder passes it smoothly is the one thing to check on assembly.

The hose and the head

1.5 m of stainless-clad hose and three spray modes. Between the sliding holder and that hose length, this is a bath that genuinely works as a shower.

The claim without a reference

Corrosion resistance is stated as having passed thousands of professional tests. No test is named and no standard is given, so it is reported as a claim.

What to measure

Your centre distance. Nothing on this listing settles it.

Availability

On sale at around 70 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Not found on the American and British Amazon stores, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • The only set here that publishes its rail length and how it is made up — 700 mm from 350 and 360 mm sections
  • A 1.5 m stainless steel hose and a three-mode head, both stated, on a holder that slides and rotates through 360°
  • Cast solid brass named as the body, with a stated three-year warranty covering the mechanism, bracket, fixings and finish

Compromises

  • A two-piece rail has a joint in the middle, which is a place a sliding holder can catch
  • No centre distance and no flow figure
  • The corrosion-test claim is a manufacturer statement with no test named

Specifications

Centre distanceNot stated by the maker — measure between your two wall outlets before ordering
MountingWall-mounted, with a 70 cm rail assembled from two sections of 350 and 360 mm — stated
Spout reachNot stated by the maker — a bath spout is fitted
Shower diverterA two-function changeover between bath spout and hand shower — stated
Flow rateNot stated by the maker
FinishMulti-layer crystal chrome over cast solid brass — stated
Amazon referenceB0GTP7N4JJ (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN6979430722896

Questions people actually ask

Why is the rail in two pieces?

The maker states it as a design choice — two sections of 350 and 360 mm plugged together to 700 mm, which it says gives more stability against the wall and lets the height be adapted. The trade-off is a joint the sliding holder has to pass.

Does a sliding rail suit a bath?

It is what makes a bath usable as a shower by more than one person: the head can be set high to stand under and dropped low to rinse the bath or a child. A fixed bracket does one of those.