Shower Mixers
Manual wall mixers use one or more handles to mix hot and cold water, while thermostatic shower mixers regulate temperature.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Shower Mixers products
ArchiPro’s hand-picked selection of high quality bathroom tapware has been chosen from suppliers all over Australia, providing you with a range of known quality products. Among the collection, you’ll find a variety of styles of shower mixer taps, from vintage brushed brass taps to contemporary digitally controlled thermostatic mixers. Conveniently you can often find matching bath mixers and taps as well for a cohesive look to your bathroom.
Manual single tap mixer
A single tap mixer has one handle which you can use to adjust the proportion of hot and cold water entering the shower head.
Manual double tap mixer
Double tap mixers have two taps, allowing you to independently control the flow of both hot and cold water.
Thermostatic mixer
Thermostatic mixers keep the pressure and temperature of the water steady, even when other appliances are using the water supply.
Combination mixer
Combination mixers have one tap controlling the flow and temperature of water to both a handheld shower head and a bath spout. The water flow can be switched between the bath and the shower head.
The advantages of high quality shower mixers
Shower mixers have to deal with high pressure water, corrosive substances such as chlorine, or a buildup of material like limescale. By choosing high quality products, the materials used to make your shower mixer will be of the right composition and strength to do the job properly over a long period of time. High quality mixers are also stylistically superior, an important element to remember when purchasing a new mixer. Where a darker finish suits the scheme, a black shower mixer can provide contrast against pale wall finishes.
How to choose a shower mixer that’s right for you
Shower mixers are designed to work with a variety of water pressures, but if you have particularly high or low water pressure, you may need to invest in a specialised mixer. A shower mixer in wall installation places the valve body behind the finished wall, so cavity depth and service access need to be confirmed before the wall lining is fixed.
Low pressure shower mixers are designed to ensure that your hot and cold water pressures are balanced, and when combined with the appropriate shower head, may restrict the flow of water in order to increase the water pressure.
High pressure shower mixers are essential if you have a high pressure water supply. A high pressure shower mixer can withstand the increased pressure without leaking or breaking.