New technology using water deflection techniques to create fan-shaped sheets of water results in an enhanced showering experience, according to designer and manufacturer Methven.
The New Zealand-based company has specifically engineered the patented ‘Aurajet’ technology for its new ‘Aio’ range.
The showerhead’s hidden nozzles generate single jets of water that hit precisely-engineered surfaces to produce a wide, even shower spray with no gaps and enhanced droplet density, according to the company. Methven says this results in 20 per cent more total spray force and double the water coverage on the skin than traditional showers.
It is also designed to generate greater warmth and use less water, with an estimated nine litres per minute.
Using a halo handset design, the Aio range references the company’s New Zealand heritage, with the word aio translating to ‘be calm, at peace’. The range includes a handset; a wall shower on a short arm; a hi-rise shower; a hand shower with hose, wall outlet and parking bracket; a rail shower; and a thermostatic cool to touch bar shower and kit. It will be complemented by a range of taps.
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