Wall Mounted Waterfall Shower Head

For a wet room where nothing is meant to be boxed in, a wall mounted waterfall head gives the shower its water from a plate on the wall itself, with no arm, no ceiling drop and nothing above the tile line. Water is delivered across the face of the head rather than from a jet, which is what makes the sensation different and the installation simpler. This one is AISI 316L, the molybdenum-bearing grade that resists chlorides, so it suits a coastal house, a spa or a poolside changing room.

Key features

• Water is laid across the plate, not sprayed from a single point
• Mounts straight to the tiled wall with no arm and no ceiling void
• AISI 316L, the grade for chlorinated and coastal environments
• Half inch connections, so the existing wall plumbing feeds it

Specification and installation

The head fixes to the wall at the height the bather wants the water to fall across them, and the half inch connections take the supply from the wall or a riser above it. Because it is surface mounted, the pipework behind it stays accessible, which is worth saying to a client who may want it serviced. Brushed and polished stainless steel are offered, and a built-in version of the same head exists where nothing should be visible on the tile.