Dimensions: 240mm long, head is 105mm wideThey're easy to fit to any standard shower hose, and you won't notice any loss of shower power.
How it works: a mechanism inside the head reduces the flow but maintains the power so you still get a forceful full shower feel.
Do a quick test* to see if you'll save water by using one of these water saving shower heads...
Quick Test to see if you could save money with a flowpoint shower head 1. You will need a household bucket which should hold a minimum 9 litres (2 gallons), and a stop watch or clock with a second hand.
2. Put the bucket in the bath or the shower, and run the shower at its normal setting into the bucket for one minute, and then stop.
3. If the bucket fills and overflows in less than a minute, your shower is discharging water at a rate in excess of 9 litres (2 gallons) per minute and depending on the time left to run on the clock, probably in excess of 14 to 16 litres (3 to 3.5 gallons) per minute.
4. A Flowpoint shower head is rated at around 7 to 8 litres per minute at normal domestic shower pressure, so you will save energy, water and money by fitting one!
Please note: A water and energy saving replacement flowpoint shower head is NOT suitable for use with electric showers or Venturi showers.
Features * Saves Energy by Using Up to 60 % Less Hot Water
* Designer Chrome handle and head
* Large 100mm diameter low profile head
* Single spray operation
* Self cleaning soft rubber face and nozzles
* Standard shower hose connection 1/2" thread
* Saves up to £165 off cost of gas and water bills
* Lifetime manufacturer guarantee
Did You Know * In a typical household bathing accounts for 20% of annual water usage.
* An average bath uses around 80 litres of water, but a power shower can use more than this and in some cases up to 25 litres per minute.
* A five minute shower can use up to 125 litres.
* Using a Flowpoint shower head can save the equivalent of 63 litres of clean drinking water per shower!
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