Outdoor Shower Columns

• If there is a pool or the sea nearby → it will be used very often and the water will be hard, so priority should be durability in continuous use, not just appearance.
  This means avoiding matte black shower columns, which are more sensitive to limescale (unless you have staff who regularly clean and maintain them).
• If guests stay only a few days → you need a column with simple operation, without explanations.
• If the area is not constantly supervised → choose a column that doesn’t require adjustments every time and can be used easily without questions.
• If children use it too → look for a column that opens easily and shuts off quickly.
• If the column is installed in a sandy or garden area → choose one with a foot shower.
• If the facilities are used outside the summer season (spring–autumn) → you’ll need a thermostatic shower column.
  Also choose one if families stay in the space, as children often return with dirty feet and warm water helps keep the area clean.

Choosing an outdoor shower column isn’t difficult — as long as you understand your space and how it’s used daily.

See the available outdoor shower columns below, and if you’re unsure about anything, ask us— we’re here to help.