Size is a claim about your pressure, not about luxury · review
The only head in this catalogue with a moving self-cleaning mechanism: a rod that rises with the water and pushes deposits out when you turn it off.
The bottom line The one head in the catalogue that maintains itself, with brass where others use plastic. It publishes nothing about how much water it moves.
A 28 cm round electroplated rain head with a mechanical self-cleaning rod, a brass connection nut, a brass ball joint and a standard G 1/2 thread.
Every other head in this catalogue offers wipeable nozzles: silicone teats you rub with a finger, when you remember. This one is stated to clear itself — a rod that lifts under flow and drops when the water stops, pushing deposits out of the outlet.
In a hard-water house, the head that goes wrong is the one nobody wiped. A mechanism that does it every time is a real answer to a real failure.
A brass nut at the thread — the joint that gets tightened onto an arm and cracks when it is plastic. A brass ball joint — the pivot that has to hold an angle for years. Both named, where this price normally buys neither.
Flow and minimum pressure. On the largest round face in this hub, those are the figures that decide whether 28 cm feels generous or thin.
On sale from 29 € to 39 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.
Not found on the American Amazon store, 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.
| Face size | 28 cm diameter, published by the maker also as 11 inch — stated |
|---|---|
| Face shape | Round — stated |
| Thread | Standard G 1/2, with a brass nut — stated |
| Flow rate | Not stated by the maker |
| Spray pattern | One — a wide rain and waterfall fall; no mode switching is stated |
| Cleanable nozzles | A moving rod that rises with the flow and, when the water stops, sinks and pushes deposits out of the outlet — stated |
| Amazon reference | B0F8GGDZBB (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 0632556356708 |
The maker states that turning the water on lifts a rod so the flow passes evenly, and turning it off drops the rod, pushing limescale or debris out of the outlet. It is a mechanical action rather than a surface you rub, and it happens every time you shower.
It is one more thing that can stop moving, and no maintenance or spare is described for it. Set against that, it is the only head here that cleans itself without you remembering to, which in hard water is the failure that actually happens.
Rain head · 20 cm round (8 in) · stainless, electroplated · G1/2 · 360° ball joint · TPE nozzles
A 20 cm round stainless head with an air-injected pattern and TPE nozzles, at the price of a takeaway — and without a single flow figure.
Best for: A straight replacement for a tired head on an existing arm, where 20 cm round is the shape wanted.
≈ £26 / 20 €
Rain head · 20 × 20 cm square (8 in) · stainless · G1/2 female · 360° rotation and 15° tilt · 100 silicone nozzles
A 20 cm square stainless head that publishes its nozzle count and its tilt angle — two small facts nobody else on this page bothers to give.
Best for: A modern square-fitting bathroom in a hard-water area, where the nozzles need to be wiped rather than soaked.
≈ £27 / 20 €
Rain head · 30 × 20 cm rectangular · 304 stainless and ABS · G1/2 · 360° ball joint · silicone nozzles
The widest face in this hub for the lowest price — and a listing that calls a 30 × 20 cm rectangle square, which is worth noticing before you order.
Best for: A large enclosure on strong mains pressure, where face area is the point and the exact shape needs checking first.
≈ 17 €
