Bristan shower head, available in square or round options.
200mm fixed square head & 200mm fixed round head version
Construction: ABS.
Supplied with swivel joint for attachment to any Bristan Shower Arm.
Inlet connection: 1/2" BSP.
Working Pressures: Min 0.2 bar, Max 8.0 bar.
Suitable for all plumbing systems.
Rub clean nozzles for easy maintenance.
Chrome plated to BS EN 248.
Water not included
All comments (23)
FantasyDeals
18 May 161#1
Aww man, That's a deal breaker.
spannerzone
18 May 161#2
My butler recently informed me that the staff shower was dribbling, I told him to splash out on a new shower head and requested that the shower head must be round or square, chrome plated and no more than £14.00 (amazon prime) - he excitedly reported back his findings: Square Head Round Head
5 year warranty too, splendid I said to him and gave him the necessary funding to acquire this, he reports that it works wonderfully. Good news all round.
spannerzone
18 May 16#3
Triple Camel reports it being at an all time low which is also splendid news.
spannerzone
18 May 16#4
Yes most annoying but that's the state of the world today I'm afraid.
FantasyDeals
18 May 161#5
As far as I'm aware, You get unlimited dry water when the shower isn't in use :wink:
spannerzone
18 May 161#6
You are a true money saver!
DarrylJohn
18 May 16#7
A decapitated shower. Hot.
dereklogan7
18 May 16#8
I didn't have a clue what this was from the title. :confused:
spannerzone to dereklogan7
18 May 161#10
Yes, good point, I'll add in something to help, ie 'shower head' (could've sworn I put that in)
matengawhat
18 May 16#9
Does this come with a ceiling mount?
spannerzone to matengawhat
18 May 16#11
no this is just a shower head to go on an existing attachment
cooldude01
18 May 16#12
How do i replace the existing one ? Any instructions available ?
kester76
18 May 161#13
Was talking to my mum about these, great shower heads but they get through a lot of water so people who like to keep their water bills down might get a shock.
seaniboy to kester76
19 May 16#22
In Scotland we pay a annual fee with cooncil tax, we didnt privatise the matter of all life...and yet duowwn suuth you managed to vote in again the very party that privatised the matter of all life lol
Move to EU for cheaper water, utilities and local authority tax before England privatises itself and you cant and you then are truly and utterly are a pome again :wink:
FreemanExpress
18 May 16#14
What a rip off, these heads can be picked up anywhere for £7 upwards. Bristan & unbranded abs heads do exactly the same job. They are made exactly the same, they are chrome plated the same, just one comes in a fancy box, the others do not. Check out Amazon / Ebay for unbranded versions. Save yourself even more money.
spannerzone to FreemanExpress
19 May 16#16
I've been had before by buying unbranded plumbing products (a terrible shower mixer and shower enclosure for example) so when buying online I go for branded to avoid possibility of buying useless crap. I'm not disagreeing with you but I've lost £100's by buying junk unbranded plumbing online in the past, never again!
ozskins
19 May 16#15
ABS is plastic, these are cheap but not good quality. the shower head does not dictate the water consumption it pressure, though at 0.2 bar this will not deliver a great shower experience
spannerzone to ozskins
19 May 16#17
I have this one (square model) and it gives good rainfall shower but I have a combi boiler so it is at mains pressure. It's not a high pressure washer like some compact shower heads can deliver though....but these are all rainfall types.
spannerzone
19 May 16#18
These fit onto an existing arm such as this one or maybe a retrofit version that uses an existing shower hose like this
sancheez
19 May 16#19
You're gonna want good pressure if you use a plate like this. If you're contemplating attaching this to an electric shower, I would probably forget it!
My shower has a "monsoon" head. And even with good pressure from a combi, it's still a gentle shower compared to the normal shower head.
spannerzone to sancheez
19 May 16#20
Yes you're right, I doubt this would be much use on a low pressure system but it works well on my particular plumbing setup of combi boiler and decent mains water pressure. It is a reasonably gentle flow of water compared to compact shower heads, but I don't want a super high pressure and my shower is made for 2 so gentle is better when scrubbing my partners back :smile:
sancheez
19 May 16#21
Yeah. Mine is the same. Runs off a combi. Has a compact head for a high pressure shower. And a monsoon head (same idea as this) in the roof (I have one of these crazy shower cabins). Same as you, the monsoon part is gentle. But I've had electric showers in the past and a monsoon head would be useless on one of those. They just don't have the water throughput to make it worth using ....
ajmitchell
19 May 16#23
would this be likely to fit any similar shower or only Bristan?
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Opening post
200mm fixed square head & 200mm fixed round head version
Construction: ABS.
Supplied with swivel joint for attachment to any Bristan Shower Arm.
Inlet connection: 1/2" BSP.
Working Pressures: Min 0.2 bar, Max 8.0 bar.
Suitable for all plumbing systems.
Rub clean nozzles for easy maintenance.
Chrome plated to BS EN 248.
Water not included
All comments (23)
Square Head
Round Head
5 year warranty too, splendid I said to him and gave him the necessary funding to acquire this, he reports that it works wonderfully. Good news all round.
Move to EU for cheaper water, utilities and local authority tax before England privatises itself and you cant and you then are truly and utterly are a pome again :wink:
My shower has a "monsoon" head. And even with good pressure from a combi, it's still a gentle shower compared to the normal shower head.