The most powerful and economical shower in the world

My gas usage has decreased by 35% since I have been using the Upfallshower with my wife for a year. How much less would the use have been if both my daughters had still lived at home.

Investing in sustainability and still wanting luxury in the bathroom, that brought us to the Upfallshower. Our self-designed houseboat had to be sustainable, so also our bathroom. Now we can fully enjoy our shower without feeling guilty.

All four of us use the Upfallshower every day and recently all five have been using it since 2016. After the first year of use, we even received a letter from Vitens asking why we used so little water!

In comparison, a shower with an economy shower head is a bit shabby… and that while you save even more water and energy with the Upfall shower!

Since we have very little pressure here, the boiler can only produce 11 liters per minute, this Upfallshower seemed to be a good solution for this problem. The fact that this shower is also water-saving and economical in gas consumption was also a very big plus for us.

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2016. In the context of sustainability and economical use of water, we thought this shower was ideal for our family. And it is: every shower we enjoy the firm, powerful jets from the super deluxe and large shower head.

We also decided to build in a piece of music and a color lamp, our son is the main user. The whole cab works great. All family members are extremely satisfied with their piece of luxury.

We are at home with 5 people and have been showering under the Upfallshower since 2018. Drinking water is of vital importance and we believe that our children should learn from an early age to be aware of the use of water. With the Upfallshower you have a wonderfully sustainable rain shower.

Through measurements I found out that the water consumption of my family has dropped from 200 m3 to 117 m3 in a year's time and that is of course an immense difference! The Upfallshower at our home uses 1.2 – 1.3 liters of warm water per minute.

The Upfallshower drastically reduces energy and water consumption during showering, while increasing shower comfort. Since the hot water demand decreases during showering due to hot water recovery, the boiler in a home can be dimensioned small(er).

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2017 and are very satisfied with the Upfallshower, the large shower head gives off a wonderful amount of water, while little water is used.

The Upfallshower is not only a very sustainable product with impressive savings, but also offers solutions for the desire to apply a very comfortable shower without requiring many adjustments to water yield and hot water generator (enough hot water quickly enough).

The Upfallshower saves more water than a water-saving shower head. In our view, the Upfallshower is a truly beautiful product that we are very happy with. It gives us a good feeling that with the Upfall we have less negative impact on our environment.

I am now 70 years old and it saddens me to see how we treat the earth. Even at my age, I still want to do my bit and opted for an Upfallshower that I have been using for a few years now, with less water/energy and waste water and more comfort.

We were drawn to the Upfallshower by friends. The idea of being able to take a really nice shower again and also do our bit for the environment through the economical installation made it an easy choice for us.

We also wanted to build a sustainable house and opted for the Upfallshower. As a family we are happy with this sustainable shower and enjoy it every day. By keeping the system clean, it is hardly noticeable that the shower partially recycles the water.

My son and I mainly use the Upfallshower, my wife prefers to use the saving hand shower that is also included with the system. Our son can achieve shower times of up to half an hour under the Upfall shower and at times like that I am glad that we have such an extremely economical shower.

As a total installer I have designed and built my own energy neutral house. I have placed three black Upfallshowers drain with black taps. A beautiful sight and I have a much smaller hot water supply than I would normally need.

As environmental permits coordinator, I am involved in sustainability on a daily basis. My own home has an EPC value of 0. I opted for the Upfallshower. Why? Very simple. The Upfallshower has a positive effect of 0.18 on the outcome of the EPC.

Very happy with our new bathroom with an Upfall shower. Beautiful to look at and with UV, Infrared, Bluetooth speakers and steam option in addition to the usual possibility to shower under a warm rain shower or to use a hand shower.

I designed and built my own house with a very small water heater for my bathroom of only 30 liters, enough for us together to shower with the Upfallshower. We now shower very comfortably with a unique shower that partially reuses water, it just couldn't be more sustainable.

We wanted to make our new home as economical as possible. Solar panels, a central heating pellet stove, rainwater storage with filtration, a solar boiler and of course a sustainable Upfall shower. We are not bathers, but we would like to have a luxurious shower and that is now possible.

More economical and more sustainable often means leaving something behind. The Upfallshower shows that economy and comfort go hand in hand and that is what makes it so successful.

We are very satisfied with the Upfallshower and the good service and information. I am very happy to hear that the showers can finally be placed in hotels. Wishing you much more success with this brilliant product!

A double rain shower, the pinnacle of luxury. When calculating we quickly arrived at a water consumption of 2×15 liters of water per minute and we thought that was really a bit too much at this time. In recent years there has been a lot of talk about drinking water use in the Netherlands and we felt we could of course not use 30 liters of water per minute.

Our new house is completely energy neutral. We use two Upfall showers with 5 people and we enjoy the wonderful sustainable rain shower every day, a wonderful product. We have opted for a small boiler and we are never short of water.

A practical innovation with impact in my view. The shower provides enormous savings in precious (heated) drinking water. Compared to the conventional rain showers that easily drain 15 liters of water per minute through the shower drain, the upfall easily saves us 70% in water and energy without compromising on comfort compared to a traditional rain shower. Kudos!

We started using the upfall at the end of June 2018. Until then, we had a 'shower temple' from hansgrohe, with a rain shower incorporated into the ceiling. Compared to our old shower, the upfall gives more water instinctively. At the same time, the savings on our water consumption are impressive. In 2019, we even consumed slightly less than half of what we did in 2017!

Where we have been flushing our toilet with rainwater for years, we also wanted to use water as economically as possible when we moved to Kijkduin. The approval for hotel use of the Upfall was the deciding factor in choosing this highly water-efficient shower system.
The gas price, which has unfortunately risen sharply due to the Ukraine war, significantly shortens the Upfall payback time. A very profitable investment, which you will enjoy every day immediately!

My gas usage has decreased by 35% since I have been using the Upfallshower with my wife for a year. How much less would the use have been if both my daughters had still lived at home.

Investing in sustainability and still wanting luxury in the bathroom, that brought us to the Upfallshower. Our self-designed houseboat had to be sustainable, so also our bathroom. Now we can fully enjoy our shower without feeling guilty.

All four of us use the Upfallshower every day and recently all five have been using it since 2016. After the first year of use, we even received a letter from Vitens asking why we used so little water!

In comparison, a shower with an economy shower head is a bit shabby… and that while you save even more water and energy with the Upfall shower!

Since we have very little pressure here, the boiler can only produce 11 liters per minute, this Upfallshower seemed to be a good solution for this problem. The fact that this shower is also water-saving and economical in gas consumption was also a very big plus for us.

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2016. In the context of sustainability and economical use of water, we thought this shower was ideal for our family. And it is: every shower we enjoy the firm, powerful jets from the super deluxe and large shower head.

We also decided to build in a piece of music and a color lamp, our son is the main user. The whole cab works great. All family members are extremely satisfied with their piece of luxury.

We are at home with 5 people and have been showering under the Upfallshower since 2018. Drinking water is of vital importance and we believe that our children should learn from an early age to be aware of the use of water. With the Upfallshower you have a wonderfully sustainable rain shower.

Through measurements I found out that the water consumption of my family has dropped from 200 m3 to 117 m3 in a year's time and that is of course an immense difference! The Upfallshower at our home uses 1.2 – 1.3 liters of warm water per minute.

The Upfallshower drastically reduces energy and water consumption during showering, while increasing shower comfort. Since the hot water demand decreases during showering due to hot water recovery, the boiler in a home can be dimensioned small(er).

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2017 and are very satisfied with the Upfallshower, the large shower head gives off a wonderful amount of water, while little water is used.

The Upfallshower is not only a very sustainable product with impressive savings, but also offers solutions for the desire to apply a very comfortable shower without requiring many adjustments to water yield and hot water generator (enough hot water quickly enough).

The Upfallshower saves more water than a water-saving shower head. In our view, the Upfallshower is a truly beautiful product that we are very happy with. It gives us a good feeling that with the Upfall we have less negative impact on our environment.

I am now 70 years old and it saddens me to see how we treat the earth. Even at my age, I still want to do my bit and opted for an Upfallshower that I have been using for a few years now, with less water/energy and waste water and more comfort.

We were drawn to the Upfallshower by friends. The idea of being able to take a really nice shower again and also do our bit for the environment through the economical installation made it an easy choice for us.

We also wanted to build a sustainable house and opted for the Upfallshower. As a family we are happy with this sustainable shower and enjoy it every day. By keeping the system clean, it is hardly noticeable that the shower partially recycles the water.

My son and I mainly use the Upfallshower, my wife prefers to use the saving hand shower that is also included with the system. Our son can achieve shower times of up to half an hour under the Upfall shower and at times like that I am glad that we have such an extremely economical shower.

As a total installer I have designed and built my own energy neutral house. I have placed three black Upfallshowers drain with black taps. A beautiful sight and I have a much smaller hot water supply than I would normally need.

As environmental permits coordinator, I am involved in sustainability on a daily basis. My own home has an EPC value of 0. I opted for the Upfallshower. Why? Very simple. The Upfallshower has a positive effect of 0.18 on the outcome of the EPC.

Very happy with our new bathroom with an Upfall shower. Beautiful to look at and with UV, Infrared, Bluetooth speakers and steam option in addition to the usual possibility to shower under a warm rain shower or to use a hand shower.

I designed and built my own house with a very small water heater for my bathroom of only 30 liters, enough for us together to shower with the Upfallshower. We now shower very comfortably with a unique shower that partially reuses water, it just couldn't be more sustainable.

We wanted to make our new home as economical as possible. Solar panels, a central heating pellet stove, rainwater storage with filtration, a solar boiler and of course a sustainable Upfall shower. We are not bathers, but we would like to have a luxurious shower and that is now possible.

More economical and more sustainable often means leaving something behind. The Upfallshower shows that economy and comfort go hand in hand and that is what makes it so successful.

We are very satisfied with the Upfallshower and the good service and information. I am very happy to hear that the showers can finally be placed in hotels. Wishing you much more success with this brilliant product!

A double rain shower, the pinnacle of luxury. When calculating we quickly arrived at a water consumption of 2×15 liters of water per minute and we thought that was really a bit too much at this time. In recent years there has been a lot of talk about drinking water use in the Netherlands and we felt we could of course not use 30 liters of water per minute.

Our new house is completely energy neutral. We use two Upfall showers with 5 people and we enjoy the wonderful sustainable rain shower every day, a wonderful product. We have opted for a small boiler and we are never short of water.

A practical innovation with impact in my view. The shower provides enormous savings in precious (heated) drinking water. Compared to the conventional rain showers that easily drain 15 liters of water per minute through the shower drain, the upfall easily saves us 70% in water and energy without compromising on comfort compared to a traditional rain shower. Kudos!

We started using the upfall at the end of June 2018. Until then, we had a 'shower temple' from hansgrohe, with a rain shower incorporated into the ceiling. Compared to our old shower, the upfall gives more water instinctively. At the same time, the savings on our water consumption are impressive. In 2019, we even consumed slightly less than half of what we did in 2017!

Where we have been flushing our toilet with rainwater for years, we also wanted to use water as economically as possible when we moved to Kijkduin. The approval for hotel use of the Upfall was the deciding factor in choosing this highly water-efficient shower system.
The gas price, which has unfortunately risen sharply due to the Ukraine war, significantly shortens the Upfall payback time. A very profitable investment, which you will enjoy every day immediately!

My gas usage has decreased by 35% since I have been using the Upfallshower with my wife for a year. How much less would the use have been if both my daughters had still lived at home.

Investing in sustainability and still wanting luxury in the bathroom, that brought us to the Upfallshower. Our self-designed houseboat had to be sustainable, so also our bathroom. Now we can fully enjoy our shower without feeling guilty.

All four of us use the Upfallshower every day and recently all five have been using it since 2016. After the first year of use, we even received a letter from Vitens asking why we used so little water!

In comparison, a shower with an economy shower head is a bit shabby… and that while you save even more water and energy with the Upfall shower!

Since we have very little pressure here, the boiler can only produce 11 liters per minute, this Upfallshower seemed to be a good solution for this problem. The fact that this shower is also water-saving and economical in gas consumption was also a very big plus for us.

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2016. In the context of sustainability and economical use of water, we thought this shower was ideal for our family. And it is: every shower we enjoy the firm, powerful jets from the super deluxe and large shower head.

We also decided to build in a piece of music and a color lamp, our son is the main user. The whole cab works great. All family members are extremely satisfied with their piece of luxury.

We are at home with 5 people and have been showering under the Upfallshower since 2018. Drinking water is of vital importance and we believe that our children should learn from an early age to be aware of the use of water. With the Upfallshower you have a wonderfully sustainable rain shower.

Through measurements I found out that the water consumption of my family has dropped from 200 m3 to 117 m3 in a year's time and that is of course an immense difference! The Upfallshower at our home uses 1.2 – 1.3 liters of warm water per minute.

The Upfallshower drastically reduces energy and water consumption during showering, while increasing shower comfort. Since the hot water demand decreases during showering due to hot water recovery, the boiler in a home can be dimensioned small(er).

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2017 and are very satisfied with the Upfallshower, the large shower head gives off a wonderful amount of water, while little water is used.

The Upfallshower is not only a very sustainable product with impressive savings, but also offers solutions for the desire to apply a very comfortable shower without requiring many adjustments to water yield and hot water generator (enough hot water quickly enough).

The Upfallshower saves more water than a water-saving shower head. In our view, the Upfallshower is a truly beautiful product that we are very happy with. It gives us a good feeling that with the Upfall we have less negative impact on our environment.

I am now 70 years old and it saddens me to see how we treat the earth. Even at my age, I still want to do my bit and opted for an Upfallshower that I have been using for a few years now, with less water/energy and waste water and more comfort.

We were drawn to the Upfallshower by friends. The idea of being able to take a really nice shower again and also do our bit for the environment through the economical installation made it an easy choice for us.

We also wanted to build a sustainable house and opted for the Upfallshower. As a family we are happy with this sustainable shower and enjoy it every day. By keeping the system clean, it is hardly noticeable that the shower partially recycles the water.

My son and I mainly use the Upfallshower, my wife prefers to use the saving hand shower that is also included with the system. Our son can achieve shower times of up to half an hour under the Upfall shower and at times like that I am glad that we have such an extremely economical shower.

As a total installer I have designed and built my own energy neutral house. I have placed three black Upfallshowers drain with black taps. A beautiful sight and I have a much smaller hot water supply than I would normally need.

As environmental permits coordinator, I am involved in sustainability on a daily basis. My own home has an EPC value of 0. I opted for the Upfallshower. Why? Very simple. The Upfallshower has a positive effect of 0.18 on the outcome of the EPC.

Very happy with our new bathroom with an Upfall shower. Beautiful to look at and with UV, Infrared, Bluetooth speakers and steam option in addition to the usual possibility to shower under a warm rain shower or to use a hand shower.

I designed and built my own house with a very small water heater for my bathroom of only 30 liters, enough for us together to shower with the Upfallshower. We now shower very comfortably with a unique shower that partially reuses water, it just couldn't be more sustainable.

We wanted to make our new home as economical as possible. Solar panels, a central heating pellet stove, rainwater storage with filtration, a solar boiler and of course a sustainable Upfall shower. We are not bathers, but we would like to have a luxurious shower and that is now possible.

More economical and more sustainable often means leaving something behind. The Upfallshower shows that economy and comfort go hand in hand and that is what makes it so successful.

We are very satisfied with the Upfallshower and the good service and information. I am very happy to hear that the showers can finally be placed in hotels. Wishing you much more success with this brilliant product!

A double rain shower, the pinnacle of luxury. When calculating we quickly arrived at a water consumption of 2×15 liters of water per minute and we thought that was really a bit too much at this time. In recent years there has been a lot of talk about drinking water use in the Netherlands and we felt we could of course not use 30 liters of water per minute.

Our new house is completely energy neutral. We use two Upfall showers with 5 people and we enjoy the wonderful sustainable rain shower every day, a wonderful product. We have opted for a small boiler and we are never short of water.

A practical innovation with impact in my view. The shower provides enormous savings in precious (heated) drinking water. Compared to the conventional rain showers that easily drain 15 liters of water per minute through the shower drain, the upfall easily saves us 70% in water and energy without compromising on comfort compared to a traditional rain shower. Kudos!

We started using the upfall at the end of June 2018. Until then, we had a 'shower temple' from hansgrohe, with a rain shower incorporated into the ceiling. Compared to our old shower, the upfall gives more water instinctively. At the same time, the savings on our water consumption are impressive. In 2019, we even consumed slightly less than half of what we did in 2017!

Where we have been flushing our toilet with rainwater for years, we also wanted to use water as economically as possible when we moved to Kijkduin. The approval for hotel use of the Upfall was the deciding factor in choosing this highly water-efficient shower system.
The gas price, which has unfortunately risen sharply due to the Ukraine war, significantly shortens the Upfall payback time. A very profitable investment, which you will enjoy every day immediately!

My gas usage has decreased by 35% since I have been using the Upfallshower with my wife for a year. How much less would the use have been if both my daughters had still lived at home.

Investing in sustainability and still wanting luxury in the bathroom, that brought us to the Upfallshower. Our self-designed houseboat had to be sustainable, so also our bathroom. Now we can fully enjoy our shower without feeling guilty.

All four of us use the Upfallshower every day and recently all five have been using it since 2016. After the first year of use, we even received a letter from Vitens asking why we used so little water!

In comparison, a shower with an economy shower head is a bit shabby… and that while you save even more water and energy with the Upfall shower!

Since we have very little pressure here, the boiler can only produce 11 liters per minute, this Upfallshower seemed to be a good solution for this problem. The fact that this shower is also water-saving and economical in gas consumption was also a very big plus for us.

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2016. In the context of sustainability and economical use of water, we thought this shower was ideal for our family. And it is: every shower we enjoy the firm, powerful jets from the super deluxe and large shower head.

We also decided to build in a piece of music and a color lamp, our son is the main user. The whole cab works great. All family members are extremely satisfied with their piece of luxury.

We are at home with 5 people and have been showering under the Upfallshower since 2018. Drinking water is of vital importance and we believe that our children should learn from an early age to be aware of the use of water. With the Upfallshower you have a wonderfully sustainable rain shower.

Through measurements I found out that the water consumption of my family has dropped from 200 m3 to 117 m3 in a year's time and that is of course an immense difference! The Upfallshower at our home uses 1.2 – 1.3 liters of warm water per minute.

The Upfallshower drastically reduces energy and water consumption during showering, while increasing shower comfort. Since the hot water demand decreases during showering due to hot water recovery, the boiler in a home can be dimensioned small(er).

We have been using the Upfallshower since 2017 and are very satisfied with the Upfallshower, the large shower head gives off a wonderful amount of water, while little water is used.

The Upfallshower is not only a very sustainable product with impressive savings, but also offers solutions for the desire to apply a very comfortable shower without requiring many adjustments to water yield and hot water generator (enough hot water quickly enough).

The Upfallshower saves more water than a water-saving shower head. In our view, the Upfallshower is a truly beautiful product that we are very happy with. It gives us a good feeling that with the Upfall we have less negative impact on our environment.

I am now 70 years old and it saddens me to see how we treat the earth. Even at my age, I still want to do my bit and opted for an Upfallshower that I have been using for a few years now, with less water/energy and waste water and more comfort.

We were drawn to the Upfallshower by friends. The idea of being able to take a really nice shower again and also do our bit for the environment through the economical installation made it an easy choice for us.

We also wanted to build a sustainable house and opted for the Upfallshower. As a family we are happy with this sustainable shower and enjoy it every day. By keeping the system clean, it is hardly noticeable that the shower partially recycles the water.

My son and I mainly use the Upfallshower, my wife prefers to use the saving hand shower that is also included with the system. Our son can achieve shower times of up to half an hour under the Upfall shower and at times like that I am glad that we have such an extremely economical shower.

As a total installer I have designed and built my own energy neutral house. I have placed three black Upfallshowers drain with black taps. A beautiful sight and I have a much smaller hot water supply than I would normally need.

As environmental permits coordinator, I am involved in sustainability on a daily basis. My own home has an EPC value of 0. I opted for the Upfallshower. Why? Very simple. The Upfallshower has a positive effect of 0.18 on the outcome of the EPC.

Very happy with our new bathroom with an Upfall shower. Beautiful to look at and with UV, Infrared, Bluetooth speakers and steam option in addition to the usual possibility to shower under a warm rain shower or to use a hand shower.

I designed and built my own house with a very small water heater for my bathroom of only 30 liters, enough for us together to shower with the Upfallshower. We now shower very comfortably with a unique shower that partially reuses water, it just couldn't be more sustainable.

We wanted to make our new home as economical as possible. Solar panels, a central heating pellet stove, rainwater storage with filtration, a solar boiler and of course a sustainable Upfall shower. We are not bathers, but we would like to have a luxurious shower and that is now possible.

More economical and more sustainable often means leaving something behind. The Upfallshower shows that economy and comfort go hand in hand and that is what makes it so successful.

We are very satisfied with the Upfallshower and the good service and information. I am very happy to hear that the showers can finally be placed in hotels. Wishing you much more success with this brilliant product!

A double rain shower, the pinnacle of luxury. When calculating we quickly arrived at a water consumption of 2×15 liters of water per minute and we thought that was really a bit too much at this time. In recent years there has been a lot of talk about drinking water use in the Netherlands and we felt we could of course not use 30 liters of water per minute.

Our new house is completely energy neutral. We use two Upfall showers with 5 people and we enjoy the wonderful sustainable rain shower every day, a wonderful product. We have opted for a small boiler and we are never short of water.

A practical innovation with impact in my view. The shower provides enormous savings in precious (heated) drinking water. Compared to the conventional rain showers that easily drain 15 liters of water per minute through the shower drain, the upfall easily saves us 70% in water and energy without compromising on comfort compared to a traditional rain shower. Kudos!

We started using the upfall at the end of June 2018. Until then, we had a 'shower temple' from hansgrohe, with a rain shower incorporated into the ceiling. Compared to our old shower, the upfall gives more water instinctively. At the same time, the savings on our water consumption are impressive. In 2019, we even consumed slightly less than half of what we did in 2017!

Where we have been flushing our toilet with rainwater for years, we also wanted to use water as economically as possible when we moved to Kijkduin. The approval for hotel use of the Upfall was the deciding factor in choosing this highly water-efficient shower system.
The gas price, which has unfortunately risen sharply due to the Ukraine war, significantly shortens the Upfall payback time. A very profitable investment, which you will enjoy every day immediately!