Would it not be a nice idea to mark the initiation of Christmas celebrations and New Year revelry with a difference? As we always look for something novel to start a new year with, bath frills also justify a dekko. And a shower unit, irrefutably is the central element of an ornate bath interior. Here, we have a unique range of shower units just for you. Being unparalleled in a way or the other, each of them will leave you longing for more. Here’s a collection of ten incredible hi-tech shower units to suit your trendy abode.
Forum Bioproject Turbopool Professional from Albatros
Three types of hydromassages - whirlpool, airpool with or without ozone, and turbopool – you get them all in one product. Don’t worry about the usual features i.e. three-function shower head, thermostatic mixer and spotlight for chromotherapy, they’re right there.
Sansis Spa Shower
Forget your ailments courtesy this shower unit, that comes equipped with the benefits of aromatherapy and chromotherapy. It has quite a number of features like, a radio hi-fi to make you forget your worries and a comfortable well-placed seating. So, just relax and acquiesce to the console of this fabulous bath unit.
Tris- Sauna, steam and shower
Looking for more features? Let me guess; a mixer, hygrometer, stove and specific temperature controls. Right? Here, you get all of them at one stop.
The Wellgems Midnight Edition Steam Spa
How about having 19 jets, two seats, a shower, touch sensitive LCD screen, an MP3, and amazing disco lights at your disposal? I can bet over anything you’d welcome such an idea.
Kohler’s DTV Shower
Kohler’s DTV digitally controls your shower through a customized navigation system. It comes with an iPod like panel, enabling you the comfort of a programmed set of massages. What separates it from rest is that it is wall mounted and won’t look odd with your tiling.
$100,000 Silver TAG shower
If you’re willing to spend more, this Silver TAG shower is just the piece you are looking for. It comes equipped with all the latest en-suite technologies viz. 18 high-tech showerheads, standard shower with six zones: overhead, shoulders, upper torso, lower torso, upper legs, and lower legs, and yes, all those customary features.
B-Zone Shower Cabin
Dubbed the B-Zone shower cabin, it’s specially fabricated for modern homes. In line with contemporary style, it has a thermostatic mixer, diverter, and a hand-held showerhead that makes it ultra hi-tech.
Superroom SS052
This shower unit is specially designed for two. Having a complete array of attributes, like F8 Touch screen control panel, ceiling shower combined with small chromotherapy lights, FM radio with digital tuner and 6 memory presets and most importantly digital control over steam temperature and duration, makes it a dream shower for you.
DreamLine SHJC-1138386-00PACIFICA
Your bathroom deserves a makeover; make it a spa with facets like thermostatic valve control, individual water control diverters, six adjustable body jets, and a flexible hand shower.
Althase 165i Steam Shower
Last but not the least is this shower unit by Althase, boasting of features like a thermostatic valve, automatic safety shutoff for overheating, a digital control panel with remote control and an 8.4-inch LCD TV.
I’m sure it was a wonderful joyride of hi-tech showers. I loved them all. What about you?
Comments
I want one... nice roundup ;-)
What Startrek-episode did these come from ?
I wonder how many people could have clean water for the price of 1 shower unit.
20.000, more ?
People buying this kind of stuff, just for comfort, should have to walk 5 miles each day to a well with water of doubt full quality.
get a life
I agree with Bart and Giacomo. I guess some people must spend hours in the shower.Why else would you need an MP3 player or a TV installed in one? What a waste of money and water.
I agree with Bart and Giacomo. I guess some people must spend hours in the shower.Why else would you need an MP3 player or a TV installed in one? What a waste of money and water.
Do you hear what you’re saying?
You are fortunate to own a computer to write this politically correct crap on. Maybe you should donate your wealth to someone that doesn’t work for a living.
Sorry, but these arguments are just disingenuous. And if you’re still worried about what to drink a thousand years from now, remember that the earth is two thirds water!
Don’t let envy masked as conservation cloud your minds.
I agree that the earth is two thirds water! Yes. But how much is drinkable and where this is available? I’m Project Manager specialized on sustainability, and I work on water efficiency and green power worldwide...
dur my name is JW dur.
I have shower envy and project it on other people and then I imply that anyone who needs living assistance doesn’t work for a living dur....I’m too funking stupid and self-absorbed to realize that not everyone was born with the opportunities I have. I have little to no understanding of anyone or anything outside of the few miles surrounding where I live. I have even less understanding of what constitutes a rational argument.
Anyway, JW, here is your argument simplified:
The above commenters own a computer, therefore their arguments are ”disingenuous” and they are envious despite no evidence to prove it.
Maybe you should learn what working for a living really means. You probably sell insurance or work for a bank or some other useless trade. Try growing your own food without government subsidizing you. That’s a living. Don’t let self-righteousness and a moderate vocabulary cloud your mind into believing you or your opinion are worth two cents.
JW’s lover, you aren’t helping us win the argument with your immature rantings. If I had the money, JW, I would defiantly donate it. In fact, even though my family is almost under middle class, I still do everything I can to raise money. Every year I go to the Crohns and Colitis Heel-and-wheel-a-thon, raising money for one of the many diseases I’ve acquired over the years. Giacomo is also correct, we have a lot of water, but not a lot of it is clean. Why would I be envious of a shower? I don’t know about you, I shower to get clean, not to relax or watch a movie. You only need five minutes in a shower to get clean, and that’s all I do. Personally, I hate showering, it’s boring.
water tends to recycle anyway. ya know it flows to the ocean, comes back as rain. unless we goof that up. the money spent does put people to work, to spend more money. sideslip economics. so the rich have something to build their fragile egos on. they still have to clean their dirty aes or we wouldn’t put up with them.
Well, I really don’t think you should even try to voice your opinion, Rosey. Someone as illiterate as you are really has no right to try and sound intelligent.
Yes, water does recycle itself, but you aren’t reading these comment right, obviously. After it is recycled, it is then ’dirty’ water again, and un-safe to drink. You shower to get clean, the dirt and bacteria goes in the water. Unless you want to go drink from the sewers, these showers aren’t helping anything. Also, to add on to the wasted water most of them promote, they take a lot of electricity to power. At the moment, I don’t think we’ve found a way to generate electricity for free. So if we didn’t have these, we could give 20 000 more people fresh water, as well as 20 000 apartments electricity. The ones who own equipment like this are obviously the ones who don’t care about anyone but themselves.
They are all very robotic modern looking - I wouldn’t mind that wooden square one in my house but the others are ugly!
I agree with Fixies– while some of the features available in these look appealing, the ultra modern look is rather off-putting to me. Even so, it’s a neat collection!
Wow and I thought my multi-setting shower head was something!
Definitely some interesting alternatives to your ordinary shower albeit pricey ones.
Some interesting comments already on the sustainability of such showers regarding water and energy consumption. While I agree that this is a luxury item that is not designed with the intention of being practical or sustainable I would find it surprising if the engineers of these did not consider water consumption and how to make the best use of it.
Could it be that some of these showers consume less water that average showers? Or is my thinking completely off the mark?
Just the same I have to agree that there are better things to spend money on that would be of greater benefit to humanity.
From an engineering and creative point of view I admire the work and thinking that went into creating them even though I don’t consider them practical or worth spending the money on.
very nice shower units. one day maybe i can buy one :)
Unless these are super energy savers you are going to run out of hot water so fast that you won’t have time to relax and enjoy your super expensive hydro-massage shower. While the concept is neat, I find these utterly unnecessary. We shouldn’t be so wrapped up in our Western culture that we lost touch with the rest of the world.
Very nice, but in the end its just running water that you need for 10 minutes to clean yourself with.