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AXOR Overhead shower 250/250 2jet with shower arm

Name: AXOR Overhead shower 250/250 2jet with shower arm
Brand: AXOR

Shower controls from AXOR, Designed by Phoenix Design

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Product description

· consists of: overhead shower, shower arm
· shower head size: 250 x 250 mm
· shower arm length: 450 mm
· spray type: PowderRain, Intense PowderRain
· flow rate Intense PowderRain (at 3bar): 15 l/min
· flow rate PowderRain (at 3 bar): 19 l/min
· Select button on thermostat
· dynamic spray nozzles move out while using
· fully chrome-plated spray disc
· material spray disc: metal
· overhead shower for cleaning removable
· ServiceCard with sieve and flow restrictor can be removed without
tools for cleaning porpose
· installation: wall
· connection dimension: DN15
· scope of supply: overhead shower, shower arm, mounting material,
assembly instruction

Concept

“Just mix it” is the motto of the Axor ShowerCollection. The modular design can be used to transform the shower into a tailored-made spa. The simple, customisable system comprising shower heads, mixers and accessories provides almost endless design freedom. 12 x 12 cm squares can be arranged in line with your visions: whether in a linear or a free pattern – anything is possible.

More about this product

Categorised in Bathroom taps - Shower controls - Overhead showers.

Part of the collection AXOR Showers.

Manufacturer AXOR

Family AXOR ShowerSolutions

Architonic ID 20005325

Order number 35310000

Year of Launch 2018

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