Deva HEAH01 Brass Shower Head with Swivel Joint Chrome Finish,2"

This product is exactly what I required, it was easey to install and gave a very good result.Just the right size for the baby. Good value, good quality A well satisfied customer.

Used this to replace a 7" pancake shower head which was just dribbling because of low pressure - being a 10th floor flat.What a difference! The flow is still the same but it is concentrated into a proper spray you can have a decent shower with.It's solid brass and real chrome as well - not plastic and "chrome effect" like a lot of the others. Worth every penny.

The shower head is solid metal and well made. It fit easily to my low pressure gravity fed shower. The holes in the head were larger than the head it replaced so it gave a good spray of water albeit with a fairly narrow spray pattern ( Not much wider than the head itself actually). I am pleased with it, but would have liked it to give a slightly wider spray pattern. I would give it 4 and a half stars if I could.

It’s very small but does what it is meant to do.People saying the central screw is an eyesore - yes very slightly but unless your stood directly under it looking up you would never know. The screw however, is very useful! Unscrew it and the front comes off for easy cleaning & maintenance so it’s ideal.

Water does not spray straight down in parallel jets, but goes off in random directions, including out of the shower cubicle onto the floor if you switch it on before getting in and closing the door

Easy replacement for original that corroded.

I bought this Shower Head for its simplicity,effectiveness, and its low cost. The small size shower head delivers fixed output at a good pressure.Easy to clean and maintain. It has a narrow spray and adjustable head directs the water well.

This is easy to fit and looks like a really high quality item. It gives a nice soft rain affect when running at mains pressure.The only downside is that there is a clear hole in the centre of the spray pattern where some of the nozzles don’t run at the same pressure. That might not bother you but it annoys the hell out of me.