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Electric shower

4 years ago

Hi there, I'm looking for a traditional style shower, but it needs to be electric, I've found a few online but there are no reviews, any recommendations please?

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The Arch KBB
4 years ago
Hello,

We don't sell as much electric showers but most of the customers that have asked for one they ask specifically for Mira or Aqualisa.

Hope this helps.
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bubbles bathrooms and tiles
4 years ago
We still do electric showers but not of a traditional style, are you after a rose style head?

As per The Arch KBB Aqualisa is a very good brand and more of a classic look.
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