Shower Body Jets

What are shower body jets and how do they work?

Shower body jets transform your shower into a targeted spa like experience. Understanding how these work helps your make the right choice.

Side Spray Action: Body jets fit into your shower wall. They spray warm water across your chest, back, and legs rather than straight down.
Targeted Massage: Swivel ball joints let you tilt each nozzle. You can aim water right where your muscles feel tight.
Easy Clean Rubber Tips: Soft silicone nozzles resist limescale. You can wipe away mineral build up with a quick rub of your thumb.
Neat Concealed Look: Each compact jet has a chrome backplate. This sits flat against your tiles to hide all plumbing joints.

Shower body jets are enhance your overall well being and comfort.

Full Body Warmth: Running your overhead shower and jets together surrounds you in warm water from head to toe.
Muscle Relief: A custom body jet shower provides firm water flow. The steady pressure helps soothe tired joints and eases stiff muscles after work or sport.
Sleek Compact Size: Measuring just 50mm across, these mini jets give you powerful massage streams without taking up room in walk in showers.

*For expert advice on pairing fittings, read the Shower Systems Buying Guide.

The collection features two classic shapes to match your bathroom taps and shower heads:

Square Shower Body Jets: Clean geometric edges give square jets a crisp modern look. They pair neatly with square shower heads and angular mixer valves.
Round Shower Body Jets: Soft circular collars offer a timeless look. They blend naturally with round shower roses and curved mixer taps.

Our shower jets come with shiny chrome plating that resist damp air, stops rust and easily cleaned with a soft cloth.

*To discover complete matching sets, browse the full Showers collection.

Good water pressure is vital to enjoy a firm massage spray:

Pressure Needs: Most shower systems with body jets need high water pressure of at least 1.5 bar to 2.0 bar for a strong stream.
Concealed Shower Valves: You need a thermostatic valve with two or three outlets. This lets you run an overhead head, hand handset, and body jets with ease.
Adding a Pump: If you have a gravity fed water system, adding a shower pump boosts water flow to all spray outlets at once.

There are several ways you increase the plumbing flow, read the guide on Smart Ways to Increase Water Pressure.

Follow this checklist to ensure your shower body jets fit and function as per expectations."

Set the Right Height: Fit jets in sets of two or three on the wall. Place them at shoulder, waist, and upper leg heights for balanced coverage.
Aim Away from Doors: Point nozzles toward the back tiled wall instead of glass doors or walk in openings. This keeps spray inside the cubicle.
Use Quality Valves: Pair your jets with thermostatic valves to keep water temperature safe and stop sudden hot or cold surges.

*Browse matching controls in the Thermostatic Shower Valves section.