Unless you both like showering at the same time, OR you want to install a rain shower one end and another type of shower another, I would recommend installing only one. At 2m you can have your towel rail and bench at the opposite end. Will you have a fixed glass screen or doors?

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Depends on what type of shower you prefer, if you like a good needle like strong shower flow on your skin go for round, if you like a feeling of being in the rain go for the square. The smaller the shower head the stronger the flow, with the exception of the wand like shower heads and telephone type of square shower heads, they are weak. We went for a large square shower head in our new home build. Also don't forget the water pressure in your house as that is another factor to take into account, if it is weak then you will have a trickle!

Removing the flow restrictor wont help, as the knuckles in the modern shower head set-ups are too small and wont allow sufficient volume of GF hot water through. Best detach the old rose head from the pipe/knuckle set-up, throw it away and then find a rose head that you can adapt to the old knuckle /pipe set-up. It's what I did when I reno'd my bathroom and every thing works fine - good flow with good temp. Plus, you can also buy pressure equalising washers for the cold tap which will give you even more control balancing the hot and cold water.