One box, and it has to match the holes you already have · review
A complete thermostatic column whose rail adjusts even after it is fixed to the wall — the one feature on this page that forgives a drilling mistake.
The bottom line The most forgiving column here to install, and a complete one. Two of its claims — scald protection and 30 % saving — are the maker's words and stay the maker's words.
A chrome shower column with a thermostatic mixer on a stated brass body, a rail adjustable from 855 to 1105 mm before and after fitting, a 22 × 22 cm chrome-plated ABS rain head published also as 9 inch, an ABS hand shower with silicone nozzles and adjustable tilt, waterproof tape and gloves.
The height still adjusts after the brackets are on the wall.
Every other column here is set at installation. On tile, a hole in the wrong place is permanent. This one is stated to slide between 855 and 1105 mm afterwards, and it is the only listing in the hub to say so.
“Protects reliably against scalding.” A thermostat holds a set temperature and a detent stops the handle. Neither is a scald-prevention device; where that is required, a thermostatic mixing valve specified for the job is what provides it.
“Up to 30 % water saving” from the micro-nozzle hand shower. No litres per minute, no reference pressure, nothing stated about what the comparison is against.
The head is ABS under multi-layer chrome, where the two cheapest columns in this hub publish stainless steel. Lighter, cheaper, well finished — and not metal.
On sale at around 140 € 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.
| Centre distance | Not stated as a figure — the maker states existing holes can be reused and aligned before fitting |
|---|---|
| Overall height | Rail 855 to 1105 mm — stated |
| Adjustable height range | 855 to 1105 mm, and stated to remain adjustable after the column is fixed |
| Head size | 22 × 22 cm square, published by the maker also as 9 inch — stated |
| Outlets | Two — rain head and hand shower, on the thermostat, stated |
| Minimum operating pressure | Not stated by the maker |
| Finish | Multi-layer chrome over ABS for the head, with a brass mixer body — stated |
| Amazon reference | B0DZ1XCN8J (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 0743693223171 |
Everything, the day after fitting. Most columns are set once: get the height wrong and the fix is a new hole in a tiled wall. This one is stated to adjust between 855 and 1105 mm with the brackets already fixed.
It is lighter and cheaper, and multi-layer chrome over it resists corrosion well. What it is not is metal: the two cheaper columns in this hub publish stainless heads. On a head that hangs over you, that is a choice rather than a fault.
Shower column · 92 cm fixed rail · 20 × 20 cm head · brackets 12–82 cm · 8 and 14 l/min at 3 bar · NO mixer supplied
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.
Best for: A shower that already has a working mixer, where the existing wall holes are an awkward distance apart.
≈ 62 €
Shower column · rail 800–1080 mm · 25 cm round head · brass diverter valve · 5-year replacement stated · NO mixer supplied
A chrome column with a brass diverter valve and a five-year free-replacement statement — and no flow figure and no pressure anywhere in the listing.
Best for: A shower with an existing mixer, where a button changeover and a brass valve matter more than a published flow.
≈ £95 / 100 €
Shower column · rail 74–114 cm · 30 × 30 cm head · brackets 66–105 cm · 12 and 16 l/min at 3 bar · NO mixer supplied
The largest rain head in this hub at 30 × 30 cm, on an adjustable rail, with both flow rates published at 3 bar — and, again, no mixer in the box.
Best for: A large shower enclosure on good mains pressure, where the existing wall holes are at least 66 cm apart.
≈ £97 / 71 €
