An impressive shower rain in an atmosphere of well-being: the new Rainmaker Select range of overhead showers make showering a sensual experience, transforming the bathroom into a place of refuge and relaxation. Additionally, the assortment is especially appealing thanks to a new surface made from white glass – a refined material that turns the products into eye-catchers and upgrades the bathroom ambience to a decisive degree. These premium showerheads were shown for the first time at ISH in Frankfurt from 10 to 14 March 2015.
The selection of materials emphasises the clear design language of the products: the surfaces of white glass and gleaming metal effectively complement other bathroom elements. Their rimless surface, framed by a narrow chrome casing gives the overhead showers an exclusive look and makes them suitable for use in any bathroom environment. In addition, the Rainmaker Select showers feature impressive precision workmanship. An example is the glass plate with its more than 200 openings, each of which is cut out with the help of a precision laser. Hansgrohe developed the Rainmaker Select range together with its longstanding partner Phoenix Design.
A new shower experience thanks to large overhead showers
The Rainmaker Select 460 overhead shower has three spray modes and a 46-centimetre spray disc, promising individualised shower pleasure. The wide and pleasant power of the Rain Spray envelops the whole body with water; the RainStream mode pampers with an invigorating massage made up of single jets, and the strong and concentrated jet of the Mono spray mode invite you to relax. The Rainmaker Select 580 3jet does not have a shower arm and is installed flush with the wall. With its 580 millimetres in diameter, the cascading flood jet brings nature into your bathroom.
All products in the range can be combined with concealed thermostats. They are installed with the iBox universal. There is a new installation option for the single spray overhead shower and the ShowerTablet Select 700: the water connection is invisible, as the pipe between the shower control unit and the overhead shower is hidden behind the wall.
