Fienza Kaya Showers Buying Guide
Fienza Kaya is a shower range with a soft, rounded design that matches the Kaya tapware. It includes the Deluxe twin shower, gooseneck and wall arm sets with a 250mm overhead, hand showers on round or rectangular wall plates, and handheld heads. Finishes include chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, gun metal, urban brass, brushed copper and matte white, depending on the product.
Which Kaya shower format should I choose?
Choose a twin shower if you want an overhead and a hand shower together. The Deluxe twin has a 250mm overhead and a hand shower on a solid brass rail, with a built-in top inlet and diverter. Choose a gooseneck or wall arm set for an overhead only. Choose a hand shower on a round or rectangular wall plate if you want a handheld only, or as a second outlet beside an overhead.
How much water do Kaya showers use?
It depends on the model. The Kaya Deluxe twin is the most efficient, rated 4 stars at 7 litres per minute for the overhead and 5 stars at 6 litres per minute for the hand shower. Most other Kaya products are rated 3 stars at 9 litres per minute. All work with an operating pressure of 150 to 500 kPa.
What size is the Kaya overhead shower?
The Kaya overhead head is 250mm across and only 2mm thick, with easy-clean TPR nozzles and a brass swivel joint so you can angle the spray. The gooseneck arm set has a 350mm arm and projects 475mm from the wall, which positions the head over the centre of most showers.
Will the Kaya Deluxe twin fit my wall?
Check the fixing points and projection before ordering. The Deluxe twin is 950mm tall overall, with 528.5mm between the fixing points, a 344mm arm and a 370mm projection. If you are replacing an existing rail, compare these figures with your current fixing holes so the new rail lines up.
What is the difference between round and rectangular hand shower plates?
Both hold a 120mm hand shower on a wall bracket and supply water through the plate. The difference is the shape: the round plate suits rounded tapware, while the rectangular plate suits square-edged mixers. Both are rated 3 stars at 9 litres per minute. The handheld shower head is a lighter option that connects to an existing hose.
How high should a Kaya shower be installed?
A fixed wall head usually sits 2000mm to 2100mm above the finished floor, or higher for a tall household. The top of a twin shower rail sits about 1800mm to 1900mm up, and the mixer about 1000mm to 1100mm. Leave at least 200mm between the overhead and the tallest user's head. A licensed plumber sets the outlet height at rough-in. For cleaning, use warm soapy water and a soft cloth, and avoid vinegar and abrasive pads on matte black and PVD finishes.
Completing the room
Match the shower with tapware from the Fienza Kaya range, add a mixer from shower mixers, or compare the wider Fienza shower range.