Shower Panels

This range covers two different products that solve the same problem. Shower panel towers are single vertical units in SS 304 stainless steel that mount on one wall and carry everything - rainfall head, body massage jets, hand shower and spout - in 5-in-1 and 6-in-1 configurations, with temperature displays, in black, white, gold and rose gold. Shower sets are the wall-mounted alternative: a diverter with separate outlets, in 3, 4 and 5 function versions, built in heavy brass, lead-free brass or stainless steel, with digital or LED temperature displays, rotating rain and mist heads, waterfall outlets, ring-style overheads, bucket fillers and health faucets. Prices run from around ₹3,900 for a three-function set to about ₹30,000 for a premium brass set with a temperature display.

How to choose a shower panel or shower set

  • Panel or set. A panel tower mounts on existing inlets and puts every function on one column, which makes it the easier retrofit. A wall shower set spreads the outlets across the wall and looks built-in, but wants the plumbing planned for it.
  • Count the functions you will use. A 6-in-1 tower with body jets is genuinely different from a 3-function set. Body jets need real flow to work; if you will only ever use the overhead and the hand shower, the extra outlets add cost without adding much.
  • Be honest about water pressure. This is the decision most people get wrong. An overhead tank with no pressure pump will run a single rain head well but will not drive body jets or a wide rain head properly. A pressure pump changes what is worth buying.
  • Keep the bucket filler. Several sets include a bucket filler spout, which stays useful in Indian bathrooms for filling buckets and for cleaning the floor. Dropping it to save money is usually regretted.
  • Material. SS 304 handles constant wet and humidity well and is used for the panel towers. Heavy brass is used for the premium wall sets and gives weight and a solid feel at the diverter.

Temperature displays and installation

The LED and digital temperature displays on these sets are powered by the water flow itself, not by a battery or a mains point, so they show the temperature at the outlet as soon as water runs. They are an indicator, not a thermostat - they tell you what the water is doing rather than holding it at a set point, so you still mix hot and cold yourself. On installation, check the inlet centre distance on your existing wall against the unit before ordering, since a panel tower has to meet the existing hot and cold points. In a hard water area, unscrew and soak the hand shower and rain head nozzles periodically; blocked nozzles are the usual reason a shower loses its spread.

Common questions

Do shower panels work on low pressure? A simple rain head will. Body massage jets and wide rain heads need decent pressure, so on an overhead tank supply without a pump, choose fewer outlets or fit a pump.

Does the temperature display need electricity? No. It runs off the water flow, so there is no wiring and no battery to change.

Can I fit a shower panel in an existing bathroom? Usually yes - that is their advantage. Check that your existing hot and cold inlet spacing matches the panel before you buy.