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Görbach stainless shower column, 20 × 20 cm head, no mixer review

A black shower column that publishes both its flow rates with the pressure behind them, and states in its first line that no mixer is included.

The bottom line The best-measured column on the page and the least complete purchase. Read the first line of the listing before anything else: no mixer.

What you are getting

A black stainless steel shower column with a fixed 92 cm rail at 22 mm diameter, a 20 × 20 cm square stainless rain head 2 mm thick, a plastic single-function hand shower, a three-way lever diverter, an XXL shelf that needs no drilling, and PVC hoses at 150 and 80 cm.

No mixer. No thermostat. The maker states it first, and so does this page.

The flow figures, which are the reason to read this listing

About 8 l/min at the hand shower and 14 l/min at the rain head, at a minimum of 3 bar.

A flow rate without a pressure describes nothing. This is one of the very few listings in the whole catalogue that gives both, for both outlets.

The bracket range is the practical part

12 to 82 cm between the wall brackets. Existing holes in tiled walls are wherever the last person drilled them, and a column that spans anything from 12 to 82 cm will usually meet them without a new hole.

What the fixed rail costs you

92 cm, and no adjustment. The head sits where it sits. Two other columns in this hub adjust after fitting; this one does not.

Availability

On sale from 62 € to 85 € 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.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Publishes both flow rates WITH the pressure — about 8 l/min at the hand shower and 14 l/min at the rain head at 3 bar
  • Wall brackets adjustable from 12 to 82 cm, which is the widest range here for reusing existing holes
  • States the wall-to-head-centre distance at 39 to 40 cm, and supplies twist-free G1/2 hoses at 150 and 80 cm

Compromises

  • No mixer of any kind is supplied — the column connects to a tap you already have
  • The rail is a fixed 92 cm, so the head height cannot be adjusted after fitting
  • The hand shower is plastic and single-function, where the rest of this hub offers three modes

Specifications

Centre distanceWall brackets adjustable from 12 to 82 cm apart — stated
Overall height92 cm rail, fixed — stated
Adjustable height rangeNone — the rail is a fixed 92 cm; only the bracket spacing adjusts
Head size20 × 20 cm square, 2 mm thick, in stainless steel — stated
OutletsTwo, on a three-way lever diverter — rain head and hand shower, stated
Minimum operating pressure3 to 4 bar — stated
FinishBlack coating over stainless steel — stated
Amazon referenceB0BPXQHJPC (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4262387460761

Questions people actually ask

Does this include a tap?

No, and the maker says so in its first line. This is a column: rail, rain head, hand shower and diverter, connected to a mixer or thermostat you already have. Buying it expecting a complete shower is the commonest and most expensive mistake in this hub.

Will it work on my system?

The maker states 3 to 4 bar minimum and says it suits instantaneous heaters and low-pressure boilers. Below 3 bar the published flow figures do not apply, and a rain head is the fitting that suffers most from low pressure.