Shower

The shower tower consists of several components: an overhead shower head, a hand shower, a rail, a hose, and a panel. The panel adds a decorative touch and can be used to conceal old holes during renovation work (e.g., Nautilus by Valentin).

The shower column refers to the same set of equipment but without the full panel body. Valentin is the inventor of the shower column. For her: a hand shower designed to keep hair dry during daily use. For him: a wide overhead spray for a full, invigorating shower experience (e.g., the Touareg model from the Valentin collection).

A storage shelf or soap dish can be added to any shower column if not already included.

Both hand showers and overhead shower heads are available in round or square shapes, with diameters ranging from 20 to 40 cm to suit individual preferences.

A shower rail kit typically includes a hand shower, a hose, and a shower bar.

The shower bar is ideal for renovations, with an adjustable top fixing point that can cover existing holes. Some bars also come with a leveling wedge to compensate for uneven surfaces such as painted walls or tiled areas.

A flexible shower kit - composed of a hand shower or head, a hose, and a wall bracket - is available in a variety of styles. The hose connects the mixer to the shower head and typically measures between 1.25 and 2 meters.

Tip for choosing the right shower hose length: take the height of the tallest person in the household and add 10 cm.

Hand showers are available in a wide range of prices and designs - round, rectangular, slim, and more. Several spray modes are available, including rain, massage, foaming, and combined jets. The Go stop shower feature, created by Valentin, allows the user to pause the water flow while soaping up. The spray resumes at the same temperature and pressure, helping to significantly reduce water consumption (up to 50%).

All Valentin hand showers are equipped with an anti-limescale system for easy cleaning and longer-lasting performance.