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Rain Shower

A rain shower is a large overhead shower head that delivers a wide, gentle rainfall-style spray from a fixed ceiling or wall arm. It is usually paired with a separate mixer or diverter valve and chosen for a broad, even water coverage in residential bathrooms.

⚠️ Note: Coverage and feel depend heavily on available pressure; verify minimum working pressure for low-pressure or gravity-fed installations.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
TypeFixed overhead / rainfall shower head
MaterialStainless steel or ABS face plate, typical brass or ABS body
Flow rateTypically 8-12 L/min at reference pressure; water-saving models lower (indicative)
Inlet pressureTypically 0.1-0.5 MPa (1-5 bar); some need a minimum for full spray coverage
ConnectionStandard G1/2" inlet via wall or ceiling arm (typical)
StandardCommonly referenced to EN 1112 (shower outlets) and market flow/efficiency rules

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Residential bathrooms, hotels, and renovation projects wanting wide overhead coverage.

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FAQ

Does a rain shower work with low pressure?
Large rainfall heads spread water over a wide area, so they can feel weak on low-pressure supplies. Choose a low-pressure-rated head or add a booster pump; check the model's minimum working pressure.
Does a rain shower include a valve?
Not usually. A fixed rain head requires a separate mixer, thermostatic valve, or diverter to control temperature and flow.

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