Collection: Shower Head

Which shower head suits how you shower?

The right shower head depends on your shower and your preference. A luxurious soak suits a large rain shower head mounted overhead for a drenching flow. A practical everyday shower gains from a handheld shower on a rail, easy to direct and adjustable in height. A family bathroom benefits from a shower rail set with a slide, so kids and adults set their own height. And a combined setup pairs a fixed rain head with a handheld on a diverter. Decide how you like to shower, and the type follows.

How do you choose a shower head?

Consider the flow, the mount and the water efficiency. A rain shower head gives a wide, soft flow but needs decent water pressure to feel good, so check your pressure suits it. A handheld on a rail adjusts for height and directs water where you want it, the practical all-rounder. Check the WELS water-efficiency rating — a higher star rating uses less water and saves on bills, and many efficient heads still feel strong through clever design. And the fitting must carry WaterMark certification. Match the type to your pressure and the certification.

Rain, handheld or rail set — which suits you?

Each suits a different shower. A rain shower head mounts overhead for a wide, drenching flow, a spa-like feel that needs good pressure. A handheld shower detaches to direct water, handy for rinsing, cleaning and washing kids or pets. A rail set puts a handheld on a vertical rail with an adjustable slide, so anyone sets their height. A combination set gives both a fixed rain head and a handheld. Match the type to whether you want overhead luxury, handheld practicality, or an adjustable rail for the family.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy a shower head

Here's the practical bit. A big rain shower head disappoints on low water pressure — it needs decent pressure to feel like rain rather than a drizzle, so check your home's pressure before buying one. A handheld on a rail is the most versatile for a family. Look at the WELS rating, since an efficient head saves water without necessarily feeling weaker. And the fitting needs WaterMark certification for install. Buy on your water pressure and the WELS rating, matching the finish to your tapware.

FAQs – get the answers you need

Does a rain shower head need good water pressure?
Yes. A large rain head needs decent pressure to feel like a drenching flow rather than a weak drizzle. Check your home's water pressure before choosing one.

What's a rail shower set?
A rail set puts a handheld shower on a vertical rail with an adjustable slide, so different people set their own height. It suits family bathrooms and is easy to direct.

What's a WELS rating on a shower head?
WELS is the water-efficiency label — more stars means less water used. An efficient shower head saves water and money, often without feeling weaker.

Can I have both a rain head and a handheld?
Yes. A combination set gives a fixed rain head and a handheld on a diverter, so you switch between an overhead soak and a directable spray.

Does a shower head need certification?
Yes. Water fittings need WaterMark certification for legal installation in Australia. Check for it, and match the finish to your other tapware.

Complete the bathroom

A shower head pairs with the shower fittings. Add a shower mixer, a shower screen, and a floor waste.

Paying over time is easy — a $79 shower head is four fortnightly payments of $19.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.