Description
Kartell Ottone Exposed Bar Shower with Drench Head & Sliding Handset – Brushed Brass
Upgrade your bathroom with the stunning Kartell Ottone Exposed Bar Shower, featuring a luxurious brushed brass finish that exudes timeless elegance. This sophisticated shower system is designed to deliver the ultimate blend of style and functionality, with twin controls for precise water flow and temperature adjustment.
The system includes a 200mm ultra-slim overhead drencher that offers a spa-like experience, enveloping you in a soothing cascade of water. For added versatility, the incorporated sliding handset allows for targeted rinsing, making it perfect for every member of the household.
Key Features:
- Twin Control: Individual water flow and temperature control for a tailored shower experience.
- Brushed Brass Finish: A stylish addition to any modern or traditional bathroom.
- WRAS Approved: Meets rigorous standards for safety and performance.
- Thermostatic Operation: Ensures a consistent water temperature, providing safety and comfort.
Specifications:
- Shower Type: Thermostatic
- Shower Valve Position: Bar
- Shower Valve Outlets: 2
- Includes: Shower kit, shower valve, fixed head
- Shower Kit Height: Adjustable from 800-1200mm
- Shower Arm Length: 330mm
- Overhead Drencher Size: 200mm (width and depth)
- Minimum Pressure: 0.2 bar
- Maximum Pressure: 5.0 bar
- System Suitability: Compatible with all plumbing systems
- Inlet Connection Size: 1/2 BSP
- Connection Centres: 150mm
- Material: Brass
- Colour: Brushed Brass
The Kartell Ottone Exposed Bar Shower combines exceptional quality with functional elegance. Its durable brass construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the brushed brass finish adds a sophisticated touch to your space. Designed for versatility, it is suitable for all plumbing systems and provides reliable performance at pressures ranging from 0.2 bar to 5.0 bar.
Elevate your daily routine with the perfect balance of luxury and practicality. Experience the Kartell Ottone difference today.
