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Regent Round Black Exposed Thermostatic Shower Mixer

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Product information

Description

General description

This solid brass thermostatic exposed shower mixer features a sleek black matte finish and is designed as a cost-effective showering solution. The thermostatic control allows for precise temperature management, making it suitable for any modern bathroom.

Technical specifications

Material: Brass

Style: Modern

Finish: Black matte

Shower head: 8" (200 mm)

Shower hose: 1.5 m Flexible PVC Hose

Temperature range: 20-50 degrees C

Minimum pressure: 1 bar

Maximum pressure: 5 bar

Height of riser rail: Adjustable (from 790 mm to 1170 mm)

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for the following water systems:

Combination boiler systems

Gravity-fed systems (only with a pump)

MegaFlo systems

Pumped hot water systems

Un-vented hot water systems

Standard pressurised hot water cylinder type systems

Package Contents:

1 x Thermostatic valve

1 x 3 Mode handset

1 x Solid brass slim shower head

1 x 1.5 m Double interlocking hose

1 x Bracket

Complete fitting accessories

Installation

Wall mounted

Usage

Features a built-in anti-scalding safety device, making it ideal for family bathrooms.

3 mode handset with easy clean rubber nozzles on both overhead and handset.

Adjustable swivel joint on the shower head for ease of use.

Features

Brand
NES HOME
Length
150 cm
Width
20 cm
Height
117 cm
Diameter
200 mm

Customer reviews

4,2

/ 5 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MMartin

Published on 28/12/2021, United Kingdom

Perfect replacement good quality and value for money

KKuldip

Published on 03/04/2021, United Kingdom

Looks great. Difficult to screw in without scratching it though, even with a cloth or cling film between spanner and nut, but I managed to hide the scratches with a black permanent waterproof marker that I already had. Very pleased. My bathroom looks very stylish. I managed to put it up myself as well, which was tricky because of the plumbing required, but manageable for a novice, after watching tons of YouTube videos re: copper pipes and compression joints. It came with the easy-to-fit brackets for the pipes, but I didn’t use them because the hot water pipe was too short, so I used part of an equal compression joint instead.

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