IMEX and GME shower and bath hoses connect the tap to the shower head, and their quality directly affects the comfort and durability of the entire installation. Available in chrome-plated brass for greater strength and a premium finish, or flexible, lightweight PVC for standard use, they suit any bathroom and budget. Their universal 1/2" thread makes them compatible with almost all taps, columns and shower heads on the market, while the anti-twist inner weave prevents tangling or kinking in everyday use. Available in lengths from 150 to 190 cm and several finishes, including chrome, matt black, brushed gold and black gun metal, so you can choose the right hose for your installation and other bathroom taps.
Choose your option
Choose your option
Choose your option
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Choose your option
Frequently asked questions
Questions about shower and bath hoses
What is the difference between a PVC hose and a chrome-plated brass hose?
What is the difference between a PVC hose and a chrome-plated brass hose?
PVC is lighter and more economical, ideal for standard use. Chrome-plated brass is stronger and more durable, with a more premium finish that better matches high-end columns and taps.
What length should I choose?
What length should I choose?
It depends on the installation height and shower type: 150 cm is usually sufficient for standard showers, while 170-190 cm gives more freedom of movement and is recommended for shower columns or baths.
Is it compatible with my current shower head?
Is it compatible with my current shower head?
Yes. Most hoses use a universal 1/2" thread, the standard for shower taps, making them compatible with almost any shower head or tap on the market.
Does it twist or kink during use?
Does it twist or kink during use?
Brass models have an anti-twist inner weave that prevents tangling or kinking in everyday use, unlike cheaper smooth hoses.
Is it difficult to install?
Is it difficult to install?
No. It screws onto both the tap and shower head by hand, with no tools or professional installer needed.
Is there a risk of leaks at the connections?
Is there a risk of leaks at the connections?
The connections have rubber seals to ensure a watertight closure. If you notice a leak over time, simply check or replace the seal.
What maintenance does it need?
What maintenance does it need?
Very little: clean regularly to prevent limescale build-up, especially on coloured finishes, and avoid forcing bends that could shorten its life.
