Insights
Choosing an Overhead Shower Head for Your Range
Compare overhead shower head shapes, dimensions, finishes and mounting requirements. Use two PUREHIN models to build a sourcing shortlist.
An overhead shower head defines the fixed shower area and becomes part of the visible bathroom layout. For a hotel project or a retail range, start with the space where the head will sit and the shape you want buyers to see.
Compare the shape with the shower layout
The SRS2200 round overhead head has a 500 mm circular face. The SRS3500 rectangular rain panel measures 480 × 350 mm. The circular head has a 500 mm span in every direction. The rectangular panel has a shorter axis, which gives you a different way to orient the head above the shower area. Compare those outlines with the plan before choosing a model.
The face measurements are useful for making a shortlist. Request the drawing for the exact model to check mounting, support, clearances and the water connection. Use that drawing for any opening dimensions rather than basing an opening on the published face size.
Record material and finish separately
SRS2200 and SRS3500 are specified in SUS304 stainless steel with a Chrome finish. Keep the base material and finish as separate entries on the specification sheet. When a head needs to match other fixtures in the same range, compare a finish sample on the actual model or an agreed reference. Record which surface and component the sample approval covers.
Confirm what comes with the head
Send the model number and intended mounting position when requesting details. Ask for an itemized quotation covering any controls, mounting parts or other components your project requires. If you are sourcing a full system, use the shower set guide to separate the components.
Browse the Metal Shower collection and send your shortlist or a layout reference. Include the available space and intended finish so the team can discuss the model drawing, sample or quote you need next.
