Showers

Caroma upswept shower arm in brushed bronze, wall-mounted with curved 460mm profile and threaded end
$204.00 RRP of $229.00
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Nero 230mm round shower head in matte white, shown front-on with wall mount and spray face detail

$286.00

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Shower upgrades that fit standard Australian fittings

You use it every day, so it may as well be good. Tradelink's shower range runs from simple shower head swaps through to rail showers, twin systems and complete shower sets, with matching arms and accessories from Raymor, Nero, Phoenix, Caroma, Fienza and more.

The good news for anyone with an ordinary bathroom and an ordinary budget: most shower upgrades screw onto standard Australian fittings without new plumbing. A new rail shower or overhead rose is a one-visit job for your plumber, and some head swaps are simple DIY. Pick your style and finish, and keep the water bill in check with efficient models across the range.

Can I just replace the shower head without changing anything else?

In most cases, yes. Shower heads and hand pieces use standard 1/2 inch BSP threads in Australia, so a new head usually screws straight onto your existing arm or hose. It's one of the easiest bathroom upgrades you can do. Always check your local laws, rules and regulations before you attempt a DIY replacement. This is a quick job for a plumber, so often worth making the call!

What's the advantage of a rail shower?

The head slides up and down the rail, so it suits every height in the household, from kids to tall adults, and doubles as a hand shower for cleaning. It's the practical all-rounder for family bathrooms.

Will a new shower head fix low water pressure?

Not often. A head designed for low pressure can improve the feel of the spray, but if pressure is poor throughout the house, the cause is usually the plumbing or a restrictor, so it's worth asking your plumber to check.

Do I need to match my shower finish to my taps?

It looks best if you do, and it's easy: most brands run the same finishes, like matte black, chrome and brushed nickel, across their whole range. Staying within one brand's finish family keeps everything consistent.