Rain shower heads, twin showers and the mixers that run them
A rain shower here means a 250 mm head overhead, and we make it two ways: hanging from the ceiling or reaching out from the wall. With the twin rail set, a hand shower and a diverter mixer that makes five designs, each in six finishes, all with brass and 304 stainless steel bodies and WaterMark licence WM-022555 to AS/NZS 3662.
Bathroom shower set or separate parts?
Every head needs a wall mixer to turn it on and set the temperature; none is self-contained. For one outlet, a single wall mixer such as the Milano runs it. For two outlets from one lever, the Cannes combines the mixer with a diverter; its valve needs 55 to 85 mm of depth in the wall, so it goes in at rough-in.
Ceiling shower arm: the Lyon
The Lyon drops 200 mm from the ceiling on a ½″ BSP ceiling fitting, so the Ø250 mm head falls straight down. If your outlet is close to the ceiling, send us a photo with the measurements and we'll tell you which arm fits.
Wall arm: the Bordeaux
The Bordeaux carries the same 250 mm head on a curved arm that reaches 384 mm from a ½″ BSP wall fitting, which puts the head well out into the shower. Both heads are rated WELS 3 Star at 8.0 L/min.
Twin shower on a rail: the Corsica
The Corsica puts an overhead head and a hand shower on one Ø25 mm rail, 930 mm tall, with a 400 mm arm holding the head 328 mm off the rail. A diverter on the rail switches between the two, so one wall mixer runs both.
Dual shower with a separate hand shower
For a dual shower without a rail, pair the Lyon or Bordeaux with the Versailles hand shower, 200 mm long on a Ø55 mm wall outlet and rated 3 Star at 8.5 L/min, and run both from the Cannes. Choosing a shower compares rails, wall arms and ceiling arms.
All five work from 50 to 800 kPa and are installed by a licensed plumber. Match the floor waste and screen hinges in the same finish.
Every product here has the same cover: 15 years on the body, 7 years on cartridges, valves and moving parts, 3 years on the finish and 2 years on washers, seals and O-rings (tapware warranty). Taps and showers must be installed by a licensed plumber for the warranty to apply.



















