One box, and it has to match the holes you already have · review
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.
The bottom line The biggest head, the best-measured flow and an adjustable rail — everything except the tap. Check your bracket spacing is at least 66 cm before ordering.
A chrome-finished 304 stainless shower column with a rail adjustable from 74 to 114 cm, a 30 × 30 cm mirror-finish rain head 2 mm thick, a three-mode hand shower on a push-button, a three-way lever diverter, metal wall brackets, a height-adjustable shelf and stainless twist-free hoses at 150 and 80 cm.
No mixer is supplied, and the maker says so first.
12 l/min at the hand shower, 16 l/min at the rain head, at a minimum of 3 bar.
That is a column you can actually compare against another one — and against your own supply, if you know what pressure you have.
30 × 30 cm is the largest in this hub. It is also the hungriest. A big head on a thin supply is a disappointment, and the maker’s 3 to 4 bar minimum should be read as a requirement.
66 cm minimum, 105 cm maximum. Unlike the column above it in this hub, this one cannot close down to a narrow existing pair of holes. Measure yours before ordering.
On sale from 71 € to 81 € 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.
Listed but with no offer on the American Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.
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 | Existing hole spacing from 66 cm to a maximum of 105 cm — stated |
|---|---|
| Overall height | Rail adjustable from 74 to 114 cm — stated |
| Adjustable height range | 74 to 114 cm, by sliding the upper rod into the lower — stated |
| Head size | 30 × 30 cm square, 2 mm thick, in 304 stainless steel — stated |
| Outlets | Two, on a three-way lever diverter — stated |
| Minimum operating pressure | 3 to 4 bar — stated |
| Finish | Polished chrome over 304 stainless steel — stated |
| Amazon reference | B08126F4BT (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 3350661150772 |
It covers more of you and it drops a softer, wider rain. It also needs more water to fill: at 16 l/min it is the thirstiest fitting in this hub, and below the stated 3 bar it will feel thin rather than luxurious.
No. The maker states it in its first line. This is a column for an existing mixer or thermostat, and buying it as a complete shower is the mistake this hub exists to prevent.
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 · thermostat included · rail 855–1105 mm, adjustable after fitting · 22 × 22 cm head (9 in) · brass mixer body
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.
Best for: A retiled shower where the wall holes are already drilled and the head height still has to be got right.
≈ 140 €
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 €
