Concealed fittings bathtub with hand shower

Moin Moin

exactly this variant was not wanted by the OP

Olli

The OP says he is bothered that the water amount and the switching are on the same button. That is not the case with me; there is only shower on or tub on. Amount and temperature are on a separate lever. That way, water doesn't drip a bit from the showerhead when the tub is filling.

Hello, sorry, haven't been here for a while, too much stress. : So ShowerSelect, you can't adjust the flow rate at all, right? That's why we didn't want it. : But that's a solution without a thermostat, or am I mistaken? If it is, I'd surf a bit longer to find this option! Thanks to you all!

Hello,

I am not , but we also have a Shower Select.

I do not find it at all bothersome that the flow rate is not adjustable. Our four consumers, which we control via the Shower Select, each receive the optimal amount of water.

Therefore, we have never had the desire to interfere with this perfectly functioning control.

Regards,

Dirk

Special fittings are best viewed in a bathroom showroom, where you also selected the bathtub you don't have one?

Hello everyone,

we have a similar problem. Our bathtub is also used as a shower. We also want to control the water inlet in the bathtub via an overflow button. For this, we would like a rain shower faucet for the shower with the large showerhead on top and a separate handheld shower. What is not quite clear to me is how this is connected under the plaster. Which concealed installation body is best to use for this?

Is there a faucet that allows me to switch three times, i.e., to showerhead, handheld shower, and bathtub? But not the one with buttons, as we would like to regulate the flow rate.

Many thanks in advance!

Regards BauZie

Then I would recommend a built-in thermostat with 3 separate shut-off valves for each withdrawal point. It can be assembled from any good manufacturer.