KES Shower Head Holder Hand Shower Bracket Replacement for 18-25MM Slide Bar Adjustable Shower Rod Holder Chrome Plated, PB4-CH

This was easy to install and is working perfectly as a replacement to the one which was installed with our Mira electric shower ten years ago. The Mira one had lost the ability to support the shower head without drooping to an unusable angle. This new one seems very good. If it last another 10 years that will be excellent!

This replacement shower head holder is easy to fit, grips the shower riser of my aqualisa smart shower and keeps the head at the desired angle, whatever that may be. Seems decent quality. Only time will tell if it maintains its ability to keep the shower head firm, but as it is a simple friction affair, somewhat adjustable with a screw, I see no obvious reason why it would fail in the near future. Removing the Aqualisa supplied version is a pain, so I didn’t even attempt it.

The media could not be loaded. It seems to work well. I'm pleased with it.I replaced the shower hose and shower head at the same time. The main thing I learned was that the shower hose came with a label ('ve attached a picture) saying that the connections on the ends were the same, just with different widths, so to choose the end that fits best in the shower holder and just screw the other end into the shower. One end was narrower (as pictured) and fits well enough, the other end wouldn't fit into the shower head at all, so its worth trying your cable both ways round if you're having trouble. Visually the ends look so similar I would have thought they were the same if it hadn't told me they were different so I'd check this even if you think they're identical. Even holding the ends next to each other they looked the same to me. Its also the width of the connection of the shower hose that goes into the holder, not the base of the handle which is wider (the white plastic on my picture is the shower handle, the silver is the shower cable).It's easier to put the shower head back in the holder than it looks on the video, It turns out I'm not good at trying to do it with one hand while also looking at it on the camera screen with no depth perception.I didn't have any problems with the holder, it was easy to attach and worked fine straight away without any of the fiddling that seems to have been necessary in some of the other reviews. Because of how close my electric shower is to the rail it only fits this way round on mine - with the shorter end on that side.My electric shower is a Triton T80si.This is the shower head I chose (as in pictures)https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0070Z7G2I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1This is the shower cable I chose (as in pictures)https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01HD5J3PC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

Product good but the previous one purchased inner clamping fitments split. Not sure whether plastic is robust enough. Fitting etc excellent will have to see how long bought replacement lasts.

I spent ages looking at this attachment and reading reviews to make sure it would fit well and was Good.When it arrived it attached well with the pole but I struggled to get shower attachment in and gave Up after so long trying.I came back here to get the measurements and to Pick another attachment, on looking at others they were all the same and i Was so confused why mines didn’t fit.Then another product showed a video which explained one end was wider and narrower Than the other and i Then went and tried It again and it Fit after I tried the other endThe measurement image on her showed 2 sizes but it looked like the width and the Opening so it would have been great to show on here that it’s opposite endsMaybe I was just being stupid and if So I’ll hold my hands up but if I didn’t look to buy something else I wouldn’t have known to try the other end.So long story short the size puts great for both pole and shower Head and they Are the universal sizes that I’ve seen since lookingThis particular attachment actually looks really sleek as well

My shower rail is 18mm and the sliding shower bracket broke!!!Usually I would simply buy a replacement, undo the rail fixing, slide off the broken bracket and slide on the new bracket.I could not do this without risking damaging the tiles into which the rail had been fixed. What to do?This shower head bracket can be fitted without dismantling the rail - it fits over the rail and is tightened. It can accommodate a range of rail diameters.How does it perform? - It solved my problem - was easily fitted - can be adjusted for height by slightly loosening and can turn horizontally (with the appropriate tightness). The shower head side rotates (it has a tiny screw adjustment allowing a lh or rh fitting on the rail)Reservations. It is made of (light) plastic and I cannot verify its durability. It has a higher cost than some slide on bracketsI feel a bit mean giving only 4 stars - I could grow to love it.16112016 I have now had and used it for a year and consider it a great buy.

I bought this as a cheaper alternative to replacing the shower holder on an Aqualisa external shower which requires the pole and pipework inside to be disassembled to fit a replacement original bracket.This one did fit over the pole which was measured at 25mm but was very tight to the point you could not easily slide it up and down. Also, it did not cope with the weight of the original Aqualisa shower head and drooped which was the reason it was being replaced anyway.That said it should be fine on a narrower pole and held a lighter third party shower head securely so for other uses it should be fine. The finish is chrome and while it felt a little light in the hand it seemed to be well made with a friction joint controlling the angle and a handle to tighten the bracket against the shower pole.It is not too expensive and well worth a try as a replacement shower bracket but not really suitable for my Aqualisa shower which was a shame.