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 distance
Not stated by the maker — measure between your two wall outlets before ordering
Mounting
Wall-mounted, with a 70 cm rail assembled from two sections of 350 and 360 mm — stated
Spout reach
Not stated by the maker — a bath spout is fitted
Shower diverter
A two-function changeover between bath spout and hand shower — stated
Flow rate
Not stated by the maker
Finish
Multi-layer crystal chrome over cast solid brass — stated
Amazon reference
B0GTP7N4JJ (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6979430722896
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.
A single-lever bath filler that arrives with its S-connections and all its fixings, with a pull diverter for the shower and a three-year warranty from a named German address.
Best for: A straightforward replacement on existing wall connections, where the fittings should all arrive in one box.
Thermostatic bath mixer · 150 mm ±12 centres · up to 20 l/min at 3 bar · SafetyStop 40 °C · G1/2 DN15 · two outlets
The only tap in this whole catalogue that publishes a flow rate WITH the pressure it was measured at — 20 l/min at 3 bar — alongside a centre distance and a tolerance.
Best for: A bath that has to fill quickly, on existing wall connections that may not be exactly 150 mm apart.