Belmont Traditional Dual Concealed Thermostatic Shower Valve inc. 8″ Apron Fixed Head

The classic Belmont dual concealed thermostatic shower valve brings substantial timeless elegance to the modern bathroom. Features a stylish square back plate and offers thermostatic showering with two easy to operate controls, one operates flow control whilst the other allows temperature selection. This elegant chrome and brass concealed shower valve will look outstanding in any shower enclosure. Supplied with a 8″ apron fixed overhead shower head.

Shower Valve Details

• Width: 184mm
• Height: 184mm
• Type: Dual Thermostatic Shower Valve
• Colour/Finish: White/Chrome
• Square Backplate
• Designed for concealed & exposed wall installations.
• Manufactured from solid brass
• Smooth Operation with Quality Components
• Water Pressure: 0.5 bar to 5 bar 
• Standards EN200 and/or WRc/NSF
• Anti-scald technology
• Classic body with traditional lever and cross head handles
• Operates a single shower accessory – 1 Outlet
• 150mm between pipe inlet centres
• Suitable for modern pressurised plumbing systems.
• Flow rate of twin concealed valve:
• 0.5 bar-8.5L/M
• 1 bar-12.5L/M
• 2 bar-16.5L/M
• 3 bar-19.5L/M
• Hot water temperature 55 to 85 Degrees
• Shower valve will not work efficiently on a gravity fed tank system, unless a booster pump is installed.
• Should a pump be required we recommend a universal or negative head pump.

Shower Head & Arm Details

• Diameter: 210mm
• Height: 100mm
• Shower arm length: 345mm
• With Swivel ball joint
• Style: Traditional
• Colour/Finish: Polished Chrome
• Material: Brass Internals
• Pressure requirement 0.5 bar minimum
• Silicone nozzles mean that any limescale deposits can simply be rubbed away

Guarantee: 5 Year (1 Year on serviceable parts for example: internal components such as check valves and cartridges)

Comprises

(1) Belmont Traditional 8″ Apron Rose Shower Head
(1) Round 345mm Length Shower Arm
(1) Belmont Traditional Square Concealed Dual Thermostatic Shower Valve

Gravity Fed Systems:
If you live in an older property there’s a good chance you have a low pressure gravity-fed system. This shower valve requires a minimum pressure of 0.5 bar therefore we recommend installing a negative or universal pump (sold separately). Please note: Positive pumps will not work.