What shower you can have depends on your hot water. A combi needs enough flow, an old tank-fed system often needs a pump, and an unvented cylinder will run almost anything. We measure pressure and flow before suggesting a shower.
Walk-in showers
Low trays and a fixed glass panel, with lit niches if you want them.
Concealed valves
Valve hidden in the wall with only the controls on show.
Accessible showers
Grab rails, seats and easy controls for older family members.
Repairs
Temperature swings, drips, poor flow and noisy pumps.
How it works
- MeasurePressure and flow at the tap.
- ChooseA valve that suits your system.
- FitTested before tiles go on.
- Set upTemperature limit set and explained.
Related work
Questions
Why does my shower keep going cold?
Usually a worn thermostatic cartridge or low flow from the boiler.
Can I have a rainfall shower with a combi?
Often, if the incoming flow is strong enough. We'll test it first.
Do you fit grab rails and seats?
Yes, fixed securely into the wall.