Chatsworth 1928 Antique Brass Exposed Valve incl. Rigid Riser Kit, Diverter, 8″ Rose + Handset

Create timeless appeal in your bathroom with the Chatsworth 1928 Antique Brass Traditional Twin Exposed Shower Valve with Rigid Riser Kit. Combining an elegant ceramic lever handle with piping and bolting, this exposed thermostatic shower valve offers a classic, industrial look.

Valve features two easy-to-operate controls – one for temperature and the other for flow regulation, the elegant rigid riser has a built-in diverter to switch water flow between the fixed head or hand held shower.

The classic style of this antique brass effect exposed shower adds a touch of sophistication and elegance in any bathroom. Manufactured using high quality materials, our range of traditional shower valves will look outstanding in any shower enclosure.

Product Details

• Shower Valve Dimensions:
• Projection: 101mm
• Height: 178mm
• Rigid Riser Height: 1290mm
• Diameter of the main shower head is 8″
• Pipe Size: 18mm
• Valve Type: Twin Exposed Valve
• Range: Chatsworth 1928
• Colour/Finish: Brushed Antique Brass
• Manufactured from solid brass
• Smooth Operation with Quality Components
• Water Pressure: 0.5 bar to 5 bar
• Overhead rainfall shower head
• Includes sliding rail, shower hose and shower handset
• Alternate waterflow between the two functions
• Classic body with traditional white ceramic lever and cross head handles
• Finished in a high quality, corrosion resistant antique brass
• Suitable for modern pressurised plumbing systems
• Perfect for vintage-inspired bathrooms
• 150mm between pipe inlet centres
• Hot water temperature 55 to 85 Degrees
• With gravity fed systems a pump will be required, we recommend a universal or negative head pump
• For use with rigid riser shower kits

All measurements are approximate

Comprises

(1) Chatsworth Antique Brass Rigid Riser with Shower Head, Handshower & Diverter  
(1) Chatsworth 1928 Antique Brass Twin Exposed 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.