Square Rain Shower Head and Handheld Combo Set with Diverter

Two heads, one arm, and the last real decision of the morning is whether you want rain or a jet.

The fixed head is a flat square panel, edge chamfered thin and drilled with a dense grid of soft nozzles that drops water straight down rather than throwing it forward. It hangs off a jointed extension arm that swivels at both ends, so the panel can be pushed out over the middle of the enclosure instead of sitting flat against the wall where the old fitting was.

Below it sits a round handheld with a ribbed collar and a selector face in the centre. The maker labels its three settings rain, spray and massage. It clips into an adhesive backed wall holder at whatever height suits, feeds off a coiled stainless flexible hose, and the water is split between the two heads by a three way diverter valve.

Key Benefits

• Flat square rain panel A thin chamfered plate with a full grid of nozzles across its face, not a domed head. It is square, whatever the supplier sheet says about a round shape.
• Jointed extension arm Two swivel points, one at the wall and one at the head, so the panel reaches out over the enclosure and tilts to the angle you want.
• Handheld with three maker labelled settings The selector face turns between the three the maker names as rain, spray and massage. Those are its labels for spray patterns, nothing more.
• Three way diverter valve included The T shaped valve is what lets you run the fixed panel, the handheld, or both, from the existing supply.
• Adhesive wall holder for the handheld A flat backed cradle that goes on the tile without drilling, so the handheld hangs at the height that suits the person using it.
• Two finishes Electroplated silver or jet black, applied across the panel, the arm, the handheld and the holder.

Best for: a bathroom with one tired shower head on a short arm, where replacing the whole valve is out of the question but the shower itself is worth improving in an afternoon.

Why It Works

The value here is the arm and the valve, not the panel. Most rain heads sold on their own leave you standing at the wall under water falling somewhere behind you, because the original arm was never long enough. This kit puts a jointed extension between the wall and the panel and adds a diverter so the handheld stays available for rinsing the enclosure, the dog, or a child who has no interest in a rain shower. It fits onto the existing outlet rather than replacing the mixer. Two things the supplier sheet claims are not on this product, and we would rather say so: there is no star or celestial spray pattern, and it is not a concealed installation. Everything here mounts on the surface, in plain sight.

Quick Product Facts: Two head shower kit; flat square rain panel with a full nozzle grid; jointed extension arm with a swivel at each end; round handheld with a three position selector labelled rain, spray and massage by the maker; three way diverter valve; coiled stainless flexible hose; adhesive backed wall holder; washers and a roll of thread seal tape shown in the maker component layout; body material given as ABS by the maker; panel size given as 12 inches by the maker; finishes electroplated silver and jet black; surface mounted, not concealed.

How It Fits Your Routine

Fitting is an afternoon job with no plumber. Unscrew the old head, wrap the thread with the tape supplied, screw on the diverter valve, then the arm, then the panel, then run the hose to the handheld. Fit the washers as you go; they are the small parts everyone leaves in the bag and then goes looking for when a joint weeps.

Day to day the diverter is the piece you actually touch. Panel for the long shower, handheld for the two minute rinse, both when you are washing the enclosure down. Set the adhesive holder low enough that a child can reach the handheld from the floor of the tray.

For upkeep, the nozzles are the soft rubber kind, so limescale comes off by rubbing them with a thumb under running water once a month. If flow drops on one head only, the washer filter at that joint is where to look first.

FAQ

Is the rain head round or square? Square. The supplier sheet says round, the photographs show a square panel, and the photographs win. It is a flat plate with chamfered edges.

Does it have a starry sky spray effect? No. That line comes from the supplier sheet and there is nothing on this product that produces it. It is a plain nozzle grid.

Can it be installed inside the wall? No. Everything mounts on the surface: the arm, the panel, the hose and the holder are all visible. The supplier sheet calls it a concealed installation and that is simply wrong.

What exactly comes in the box? The maker component layout shows the square panel, the handheld, the extension arm, the flexible hose, the adhesive holder, the three way diverter valve, three washers and a roll of thread seal tape.