Concealed Shower Valves

What Is a Concealed Shower Valve?

A concealed shower valve is installed within the bathroom wall cavity, with only the front trim plate and control handles sitting flush on the wall surface. All pipework, the valve body, and the internal mechanism are hidden behind the wall — creating the clean, uncluttered aesthetic that is one of the most sought-after features in contemporary bathroom design. Concealed valves are available in thermostatic and manual configurations, with single and dual outlet options to suit different shower setups.

Thermostatic Concealed Valves

Most concealed shower valves in our range are thermostatic — meaning the valve automatically maintains your preset shower temperature regardless of pressure or temperature fluctuations elsewhere in the household water system. This makes them safer, more comfortable, and more energy-efficient than manual alternatives, and is the configuration we recommend for most family bathrooms.

Single vs Dual Outlet

Concealed shower valves are available with single or dual outlets. A single outlet valve connects to one shower function — typically an overhead fixed head. A dual outlet valve allows two functions to be connected and switched between — for example a fixed overhead head and a hand shower or body jets — from one valve body.

Installation Considerations

Concealed valve installation requires access to the wall cavity and is best carried out by a qualified plumber. Always confirm your wall construction is suitable for a concealed installation before ordering.