It talks about different types of shower head, thermostatic showers and different kilowatts, to help you decide which shower is best suited for you. This British company, based in Cheltenham, is constantly reviewing what it can offer in the way of innovation and improvement, and following on from our review of their Mira Leap Quadrant Shower Enclosure, we now install and try out the Mira Azora 9. I've only had it for some weeks, so being in a hard water area the real test will be in a couple of year's time. Phased shutdown turns off the shower gradually, flushing hot water from the tank for safer showering for the next user.

We liked the rain+ for a truly authentic shower that produces a good spread-out spray of water at a very pleasing temperature.This combined with Mira’s thermostatic temperature control system and superior build quality gives the ultimate showering experience. The shower replaced an Aqualisa Quartz 10kw and uses less energy for the same temperature water (when using summer hot shower) for a better shower experience.

I will not hesitate to use you again and will most definitely be recommending you to my family and friends. It’s available in a Pro-Fit version that’s even easier to work with and includes Triton’s Dura-Flow technology to combat limescale. For some context, SMA is a material that is very sensitive to temperature and therefore as part of the thermostat, it can react rapidly to temperature changes. Good brand and good quality, the best bit is the settings, once set you just press the button to start and press it again when you have finished, so simple, I'm very happy with it.

The Mira Azora dual means the users can easily switch between the hand shower or the large deluge head. Furthermore, this unit also benefits from Mira Sensi-flo™ technology which is designed to prevent scalding. The Clearscale technology is made to reduce deposits of limescale which makes cleaning the unit even easier and ensures a longer lifespan. Integrated phased shutdown process will flush hot water from the system when the shower is switched off so that it’s safe to use for the next user and also reduces limescale development. WRAS Approval means that the particular water fitting or product complies with or meets the requirements specified by the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations or Scottish Byelaws.