🚿 Shower System

Residential Shower System

A shower system is the complete set of fittings that delivers and controls water at the bathing point, including the shower head, control valve, hose, and outlet. Types range from simple handheld sets to thermostatic mixers and integrated panels for residential and commercial projects.

Types

Rain Shower

A rain shower is a large overhead shower head that delivers a wide, gentle rainfall-style spray from a fixed c…

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Handheld Shower

A handheld shower is a movable shower head connected by a flexible hose, letting the user direct water by hand…

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Thermostatic Shower

A thermostatic shower uses a valve with a temperature-sensitive element that holds the water at a preset tempe…

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Shower Panel

A shower panel is an integrated wall-mounted column combining a shower head, body jets, handheld shower, and m…

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FAQ

What water pressure does a shower system need?
Most standard shower fittings are designed for an inlet pressure of roughly 0.1-0.5 MPa (1-5 bar). Low-pressure gravity-fed systems may require low-resistance heads or a booster pump; confirm the minimum working pressure for each model.
Are thermostatic and anti-scald features standard?
No. Basic manual mixers do not regulate temperature automatically. Thermostatic valves that hold a set temperature and limit scald risk are a specific product type, typically tested to standards such as EN 1111 or EN 1287.

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