Thermostatic Shower Valves
Shower fittings
Choosing the Fitting
Start with the part you want to replace or add, then identify the shower model and the connection it uses. A new handset, rail or control can improve everyday use, provided its fittings and operating requirements match the shower. Look up the compatible parts list if you can identify the original shower.
Connections & Fit
Compare the thread or inlet position against the product drawing. For a rail or arm, allow room for the handset or head at the intended height. When replacing a visible fitting, check whether new mounting points will leave any old holes exposed. Consider whether there is enough room to reach the new fitting for cleaning.
Setup & Maintenance
A thermostatic control lets you set a preferred temperature. Check whether the control is supplied and how it operates on the model you’re buying. Look for the parts included with the fitting, such as brackets, seals and adapters. Check how any control operates and whether a compatible valve or other component is required. Keep the model reference for future replacement parts.
