Shower Valves

A shower valve mixes hot and cold water before sending it to the selected shower head, handset, or bath filler. The right valve helps make showers easier to control and can support one or several water outlets. Thermostatic models also respond to changes in the water supply, helping maintain a steadier temperature when another tap or appliance is used elsewhere in the home.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Provides straightforward control over shower temperature and water flow.
• Thermostatic options help reduce sudden changes between hot and cold water.
• Supports fixed shower heads, handsets, bath fillers, and multi-outlet shower systems.
• Works well in family bathrooms, ensuites, shower enclosures, wet rooms, and over-bath setups.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Exposed valves sit on the wall, keeping the main controls and connections accessible.
• Concealed valves hide working components behind the wall for a cleaner finish—browse concealed shower valves.
• Single-outlet models control one shower head, while two-way and three-way valves manage several outlets.
• Handle layouts include single, dual, and triple controls for temperature, flow, and outlet selection.
• Finishes include chrome, matt black, brushed brass, and brushed metal tones.
• For coordinated modern and traditional options, explore Nuie shower valves.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs with fixed shower heads, ceiling arms, wall arms, handset kits, hoses, and wall outlets.
• Works alongside shower trays, enclosures, wet-room screens, baths, and drainage fittings.
• Check water pressure, hot-water system, wall depth, and the required number of outlets before ordering.
• A complete traditional option is the Burlington Trent Thermostatic Concealed Shower Valve with Fixed Arm and Rose.

Shower Valves give you reliable control over your showers, with configurations suited to simple single-head installations and larger multi-outlet bathroom systems.