Modern chrome exposed thermostatic bath shower mixer tap with integrated bath filler spout, thermostatic temperature control, flexible shower hose and ceramic wall tiles in a contemporary UK bathroom.

Matte black concealed thermostatic shower valve with dual round controls mounted on a rectangular backplate, installed on a marble-effect tiled bathroom wall for a contemporary shower design.

Modern chrome exposed square shower mixer valve with single lever control, polished chrome finish and stone-effect wall tiles in a contemporary UK bathroom.

Exposed Shower Valves

Modern chrome exposed thermostatic bar shower valve with square design, adjustable temperature control, chrome shower riser rail and stone-effect wall tiles in a contemporary UK bathroom.

Bar Shower Valves

Shower Valves

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Find the Right Shower Valve for Your Bathroom

Shower valves control the water flow and temperature in a shower. This collection brings together bar, exposed, concealed and bath-mounted mixer valves for different bathroom layouts and plumbing arrangements.

Choose exposed shower valves when the valve body remains visible, or explore concealed shower valves for controls designed to sit neatly against the finished wall.

Need help correcting the water temperature? Read our thermostatic shower valve adjustment guide for practical checks and calibration steps.

What is a shower valve?

A shower valve is the control that manages water flow and temperature. Depending on the model, it may operate one or more shower functions, such as an overhead head, handset or bath filler.

Which type of shower valve do I need?

The right type depends on where the pipework sits and how the shower will be used. Bar shower valves are commonly surface-mounted. Exposed valves keep the main body visible, while concealed valves hide more of the working parts behind the wall. For combined bath and shower use, explore thermostatic bath shower mixers.

What is the difference between thermostatic and manual shower valves?

A thermostatic shower valve is designed to regulate the selected temperature when water conditions change. A manual valve mixes the hot and cold supplies through direct adjustment. Features vary, so check the product specification and compatibility with your water system before buying.

How many shower valve outlets do I need?

An outlet supplies a shower function. A one-outlet concealed valve normally controls one function. Two-outlet valves and three-outlet valves can control additional functions, depending on the model. Check whether those functions operate separately or together.

What should I check before buying a shower valve?

Check the installation type, water-pressure requirements, inlet connections, number of outlets and compatible shower functions. Confirm whether the product includes only the valve or additional parts. If required, choose a compatible shower head, handset, hose or complete shower set separately.

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