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GroheEuphoria Champagne Wall 3-Spray Hand Shower Set

R1,099

Retail: R1,500
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GROHE is a leading global brand for complete bathroom solutions and kitchen fittings and has a total of over 6,000 employees, 2,400 of which are based in Germany. As an international brand, GROHE pursues the brand values of technology, quality, design and sustainability, seeking to offer the “Pure joy of water”. GROHE has been developing new product categories since its inception. 

In addition to the Rain and SmartRain spray patterns, this hand shower of the GROHE Euphoria range offers a luxurious extra: drawing air into the spray face to mix with the water, the Champagne spray will envelop you in an exquisitely relaxing, smooth water flow. This hand shower comes complete with a 600mm shower rail. Thanks to our QuickFix® system, the installation is quick and hassle-free, allowing you to reuse existing drill holes or position them in the joints between tiles. Struggling with a twisted shower hose is a thing of the past with the TwistFree hose. The durable GROHE StarLight® surface is super easy to clean. The GROHE EasyReach tray is a convenient accessory to keep your shower gel and shampoo handy.

Product Features
  • Part of the GROHE Euphoria range
  • Set includes a Champagne hand shower (27222000), wall shower holder (28401) and a 69" Silverflex shower hose (28388000)
  • Wall mounted
  • GROHE DreamSpray® perfect spray pattern
  • GROHE StarLight® chrome finish is durable and easy to clean
  • SpeedClean anti-lime system
  • Twistfree to prevent hose from twisting
  • 1/2" Connection thread
  • Minimum recommended pressure: 1.0 bar
Product Specifications 
  • Fitting colour: GROHE StarLight® chrome finish
  • Fitting material: Chrome plated brass
  • Diameter: 110mm
  • Hose Length: 1750mm

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