Shower Heads for
Your Home
Your shower means a chance to unwind and relax while getting clean and refreshed. High Sierra Shower Heads get you there by producing large droplets that feel good. All at low flow rates which will lower your household bills!
Save money, save water, and save energy with a High Sierra.
All-Metal Combo Kits Perfect for Home
High Sierra Combo Kits are the all-in-one solution for a satisfying shower experience. Our combo holder combines the High Sierra Handheld and either the Classic or the Half Dome for versatility.
Combo kits come in chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, or brushed nickel.
Add a Reflections shower head as the fixed shower head for a great shaving tool that you can use while showering.
Switch back and forth from the fixed shower head to the handheld based on your needs utilizing the attached trickle valve. Run both at the same time for maximum water flow. It’s like a massager for your household.
The solid metal construction is built to last!
The Half Dome Rain Shower
High Sierra’s Half Dome uses one nozzle instead of the many different nozzles that conventional rain shower heads use. Inside this nozzle, we collide the water together at high speeds resulting in large droplets that feel good on your skin (like a summer rain). After the water collides together it sprays out in a cone-shaped diameter guaranteeing you get as drenched as a once-a-year California downpour.
The Half Dome rain shower head comes in all five beautiful finishes; chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, polished brass, and matte black. They will make your household shower shine!
See Your Reflection When Shaving
You COULD wait to shave until you got out of the shower. You COULD turn on the sink and let the water flow until it gets warm enough to use. You COULD waste a few more gallons of water per minute while shaving at the sink. BUT WHY? With a Reflections Shower Head from High Sierra, you can accomplish your shaving task while showering. The men in your household will be very appreciative.
No need to waste water while lathering and shaving because you can hit the trickle valve to slow the flow of water to a trickle. Use the trickling water to rinse your razor after each shave and then push the trickle valve again to get the water flowing once more.
The Reflections comes with all the benefits of the Classic as well!
-Saves up to 50% water and energy.
-Patented clog-free nozzle design.
What Exactly Does a Trickle Valve Do Anyway?
A trickle valve is designed to reduce the flow of water coming from your shower head down to a trickle! When you slowly push the button the water gradually decreases in flow down to a minuscule flow of water (trickle). When you slowly push the button the other way it gradually increases in flow up to however many gallons per minute your shower head allows. The trickle valve can be placed between your shower head and the shower arm.
So, why would you want a trickle valve? Well whenever you have a task in the shower, other than rinsing, you can reduce the flow of water in order to save water and the energy used to heat it. Shaving, lathering (you, your kid, or the family pet), taking a phone call, whatever it is you do in the shower. Saving water has never been this easy in your household!
Why a trickle? Why not just shut it all the way off? Two reasons: To comply with U.S. plumbing codes, the trickle valve has to flow at a minimal rate of .05 gpm to prevent scalding when in the off position. The second reason is so you can rinse your razor of those long hairs you’ve neglected to shave this week!
High Sierra's Handhelds feel so good your pets may look forward to bathtime!*
*Probably not though, but that trickle valve will make your job a whole lot easier!
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