Types of shower heads for every bathroom
A good shower head largely determines your showering experience. Whether you're looking for relaxation, luxury, or sustainability, there are various types of shower heads to suit your needs.
Ceiling mounted shower heads
Ceiling-mounted showerheads provide an even water distribution, as if you were standing under a natural rain shower. They are mounted directly on or to the ceiling and give the bathroom a luxurious and modern look.
Advantages:
Wall mounted shower heads
These shower heads are wall-mounted and are often adjustable in height and angle. This makes them practical and suitable for virtually any shower space.
Pros:
Water-saving shower heads
With a water-saving shower head, you can enjoy a powerful jet while using less water. Thanks to innovative technologies like air inlets and flow restrictors, this doesn't come at the expense of comfort.
Why choose a water-saving shower head:
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Lower water and energy bills
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Sustainable and environmentally friendly
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Available as a rain shower or hand shower
Multifunctional shower heads
For those who love variety, a multifunctional shower head is ideal. It combines different modes, such as rainfall, massage jets, or a powerful spray. This way, you can create the shower experience you desire every day.
Double shower head
A double showerhead offers ultimate comfort with a wider spray area. Perfect for spacious showers or those who value luxury. Also available in water-saving versions.
Ceiling built-in shower
A ceiling- mounted shower is fully integrated into the ceiling and gives the bathroom a luxurious, minimalist look.
Advantages of a ceiling-mounted shower:
Important points to note:
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Minimum ceiling height of 2.2 meters recommended
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Sufficient water pressure required
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Installation often requires professional assistance
Head for surface-mounted shower
With a surface-mounted shower, the shower head is attached directly to the wall or shower arm. This is the most common and simple solution.
Types of shower heads for surface mounting:
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Standard shower heads – single spray pattern, adjustable
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Massage shower heads – relaxing and pulsating jets
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Rain shower heads – wide water jet for a luxurious experience
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Eco shower heads – water-saving and sustainable
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Multifunctional shower heads – multiple settings in one
Maintaining a shower head
Good maintenance extends the lifespan and keeps your shower hygienic.
Maintenance tips:
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Clean the shower head regularly with a mild cleaning agent
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Descale with vinegar or special descaler
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Check nozzles and remove blockages with a toothbrush or needle
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Keep the water pressure balanced to prevent wear and tear
View our page on cleaning/maintaining a shower head here.
Choose the shower head that suits you
Whether you choose a ceiling-mounted shower, a surface-mounted shower head, or a water-saving model, at SaniSupreme you'll always find a solution that suits your style and needs. Combine luxury, comfort, and sustainability and transform your bathroom into a true wellness space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a ceiling shower head and a wall shower head?
A ceiling showerhead provides a luxurious rain shower experience with a wide, even spray from above. A wall-mounted showerhead is more flexible and adjustable in height and angle, making it suitable for almost any bathroom.
Are water-saving shower heads comfortable enough?
Yes, modern water-saving shower heads combine a powerful spray with reduced water consumption. Thanks to technologies like air inlets and flow restrictors , you save water and energy without sacrificing comfort.
Which shower head is best suited to a small bathroom?
For compact bathrooms, wall-mounted or surface-mounted shower heads are ideal. They take up little space and are often adjustable. A multifunctional model also offers multiple shower settings in a single shower head.
How do I best maintain my shower head?
Clean your shower head regularly with a mild detergent and remove limescale with vinegar or a special descaler. Check the nozzles and clean them as needed. This will extend their lifespan and maintain an optimal flow.