Shower is one of the most popular sanitary ware used, especially in bathrooms with limited space. Besides being practical and able to save water consumption, shower installations can also save land because it is embedded in the wall or ceiling and is more hygienic because the water flows directly to cleanse the body.
Before deciding to use a shower in the bathroom, of course there are several things that must be considered, such as the type of shower head to the installation. Here’s the review.
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1.Size and shape of the shower
The available showers on the market are now increasingly diverse, both in shape and size. You can choose a built in shower that has been embedded in a wall or ceiling if you want the bathroom to look neat and practical.
Meanwhile there is also a type of flexible hand shower to move anywhere. Make sure the shower buffer is at an altitude that is easily accessible to all family members. The ideal height ranges from 190 cm to 200 cm.
There are several types of showers that are equipped with a number of features, including the arrangement of water spray power.
The power of shower water spray has a variety of patterns, ranging from water splashes like needles, fine sprays to heavy sprays.
You can use these three spray volumes based on your needs. If the bathing activity wants to feel relaxed, choose a fine spray.
2. Temperature settings
One feature offered by shower producers today is temperature regulation, meaning that the shower is equipped with a thermostat. Choose shower material that is able to inhibit heat so the skin does not blister when it comes to the thermostat.
3. Shower installation
Put the shower including the stand-alone models ( freestanding ) in the corner of the room to be more efficient and feels roomy.
Consider where the curtain ( shower curtain or glass) should be installed so that the splash of water does not spread everywhere.
Also pay attention to the floor and wall covering material. The floor surface should be equipped with anti-slip material such as rubber or wood so that it is not slippery.
While the wall should be coated with waterproof material such as ceramics so as not to mold or moss.
