Page 2 of 2 Brushed Brass Shower Collection

Think about the look you want and how many outlets you need. Exposed bar mixers (for example the Merano bar mixers from about £160 sit on the wall and give a visible, traditional profile and are quick to access; concealed mixers (Merano and Architeckt concealed models from £189–£209) hide the plumbing for a cleaner, minimalist finish. A separate thermostatic valve (available in twin and triple outlet versions from around £100–£140) is the best choice if you want to run multiple heads or a ceiling-fed drencher and handset independently. Thermostatic options across these formats keep water temperature steady and add a safety benefit for families.

Dual head means the shower has two outlets typically a fixed drencher or rainfall head plus a handheld so you get a generous overhead spray and flexible handheld rinsing. Ceiling fed indicates the overhead drencher is supplied from above, giving a true rainfall effect; you'll see ceiling-fed concealed dual-head options like the Merano ceiling-fed models. These systems are ideal if you want a spa‑like shower and occasional handheld use for rinsing children or hair. If you prefer simplicity, a single-head kit with handheld only will be more compact and cost-effective.

Brushed brass is actually forgiving — the finish is designed to resist fingerprints and water spots, so it keeps a polished look with minimal fuss. It's made from premium materials in this collection, so everyday wiping with a soft cloth is usually enough to maintain the warm tone. Avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the brushed texture; for example, a 200mm Merano ceiling head or Architeckt shower kit will stay looking luxe with gentle care.

Standard sizes in the range include 200mm drencher heads in both round and square shapes, so pick the shape that complements your taps and fittings — round for softer lines, square for a modern geometric look. A 200mm head gives good coverage for a standard shower enclosure; if you have a large wetroom you might pair a 200mm drencher with a handset or use multiple outlets from a thermostatic triple valve. For a compact ensuite, a single 200mm ceiling-mounted round head like the Merano at around £39.95 is a neat, efficient choice.

Choose an electric shower (Triton Amala 8.5kW or 9.5kW in matt black & brushed brass, roughly £187–£196) if you need instantaneous hot water independent of your boiler or cylinder. A thermostatic mixer is better when you want precise temperature control across multiple outlets — for example a dual head drencher plus handset supplied by a Merano or Architeckt thermostatic system. Electric units are great for properties with limited hot-water supply, while thermostatic mixers give the most comfortable, consistent experience for family bathrooms and luxury set-ups.