Collection: Shower Valves

Thermostatically controlled shower valves maintain your selected temperature even when pressure and temperature changes occur in the hot and cold supplies, thanks to their internal construction. Here are the types available:

• Sequential: A single control knob starts the flow at a cold setting; turning it progressively increases the temperature while maintaining a fixed flow rate.
• Concentric: An outer control adjusts water flow, and an inner control adjusts the temperature.
• 2 Dial 1 Way: Two controls, one for flow and one for temperature, operating a single outlet (e.g., handheld or overhead shower).
• 2 Dial 2 Way: Two controls, one for flow/diverter and one for temperature, operating two outlets (e.g., handheld and overhead showers).
• 3 Dial 2 Way: Three controls, one for flow, one for diverting water flow, and one for temperature, operating two outlets.
• 3 Dial 3 Way: Three controls for flow, diverter, and temperature, operating three outlets (e.g., handheld shower, overhead shower, and bath filler or body jets).
• Manual Single Lever Mixing Valves: A single lever regulates both flow and temperature.
• Diverter Valves: Used with single outlet valves to add additional outlets to your shower system.