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Recommended Concealed Mixer Valves


jayc89

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Need 2x concealed valves. 1 for the bath tub and 1 for the shower. Both need to have 2x outlets and ideally be 3/4" connections so I can run 22mm HEP, to the shower at least.

 

Is there any material difference (other than price) in the Grohe/Hansgrohe mixer valves vs a cheaper brand? We both love our showers so it's an area we're willing to pay a little extra for, if there's a long term benefit from doing so. 

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1 hour ago, Temp said:

If money no object Perrin & Rowe or Swaddling if they still exist. Their thermostatic mixers are serious lumps of finely machined brass. But take a heart pill before you Google the price.

 

Jeez, very much on part with Grohe et al.

 

Certainly don't want to bankrupt myself, but do want the best bang for buck. We bought a cheap bath/overhead shower suite from Victoria Plumb, or similar, when we first moved in, just to give the kids "something" to use and the flow rate is crap compared to the 30 year old Ideal Trevi SWMBO and I currently have in the ensuite. 

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A few of us have Hudson Reed. I'm very pleased with mine. I think it's this one:

 

https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/hudson-reed-reign-triple-concealed-thermostatic-shower-valve-with-diverter-rei3417?

 

Or maybe this:

 

https://www.hudsonreed.co.uk/products/showers/triple-valves/REI3411

 

British made, 20 year guarantee etc. They might do what you want.

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8 minutes ago, Onoff said:

A few of us have Hudson Reed. I'm very pleased with mine. I think it's this one:

 

https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/hudson-reed-reign-triple-concealed-thermostatic-shower-valve-with-diverter-rei3417?

 

Or maybe this:

 

https://www.hudsonreed.co.uk/products/showers/triple-valves/REI3411

 

British made, 20 year guarantee etc. They might do what you want.

 

Not much of a price difference!? They look the same. 

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