Every localized topic page is written in the vocabulary of its market: alcachofa de ducha and regadera in Spanish, Handbrause and Brausehalter in German, douchette and flexible in French, лейка для душа in Russian, ハンドシャワー and 散水面 in Japanese, 핸드 샤워헤드 and 면판 in Korean, duş başlığı and el duşu in Turkish, chuveirinho and mangueira in Portuguese, رأس دش in Arabic, and 花洒 and 手持花洒 in Chinese. Numbers follow local convention too, including the thousands separator and the decimal comma.
The facts do not change between languages. Every page carries the same factory data, the same model codes from the catalog, the same MOQ and lead-time figures, and the same limits: no health or cosmetic claims, no certification asserted in advance, and country facts marked as commonly applicable rather than guaranteed.
Localized pages cross-link with their English source through a full hreflang cluster with English as x-default, and each language has its own child sitemap and its own block on the language landing page.