Shower mixers

Design elements, but not only: shower taps are indispensable by virtue of their functionality and the comfort they can offer. In addition to matching the cabin, the shower enclosures and the shower head, they have the important task of helping to create an area dedicated to relaxation and personal well-being. The shower head on the wall or with arm on the ceiling is also inevitable. If you opt for this solution, it may be useful to arrange a shower mixer with a two-way diverter, to ensure that the flow is diverted from the hand shower to the shower head. As for the variety, in addition to the traditional external shower mixer, fixed to the wall, those with space requirements can opt for a built-in shower mixer that adapts to boxes with smaller spaces, inserting it inside the wall; only the adjustment knob is visible for a more linear solution to the eye. The options also include thermostatic shower mixers through which the water temperature is adjusted so that it remains constant for the duration of the shower, so as to avoid icy or hot water jets.

The shower also follows the style adopted for the rest of the bathroom furnishings, integrating with this environment. A classic shower, perhaps with taps with separate handles, is ideal in a traditional style bathroom, while a design shower is better integrated into a more modern environment with minimal furnishings. The same goes for the taps which can be in metal with the classic brass or in stainless steel. Among the models, the shower column stands out, a sort of control panel equipped at the end with a shower head, which may or may not be accompanied by a handshower for greater mobility. Alongside these basic components, storage shelves or soap holders can complete the column, in order to have everything at hand. Those who want to give an extra touch of originality can focus on black shower taps, continuing to use this color also for the basin and bidet taps.