IbergrifConcealed Shower Mixer Tap with Body Valve, Chrome

The Ibergrif Concealed Shower Mixer Tap is a stylish and practical addition to any modern bathroom. Finished in chrome, it offers a sleek, polished look that complements a variety of decor styles. The concealed design not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also saves space, making it ideal for smaller bathrooms.Installation is straightforward, and the body valve ensures smooth water flow and temperature control. The handle operates with a satisfying precision, allowing for easy adjustments between hot and cold water. Its durable construction means it’s built to withstand daily use while maintaining its shine. Overall, this shower mixer tap is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their bathroom fixtures with a blend of style and functionality.

Pleasantly surprised for the price would recommend rather than pay a lot more for a overpriced brand.

Mixer looks good and works well. Be aware that there is no way to fit this on its own, so you will have to know what you are doing to be able to install...not for the novice. Having said that, it's still good value for money and would recommend to anyone who knows what they are doing.

Very pleased with the unit. Looks great, very smooth operation and works well on my low pressure system.

Cheap but reasonably well made for the price. The front plate has no seal around its outer rim which will let water into the wall behind. I will have to work something out to sort this. The internal ports are very small. As such you may struggle if you want high pressure. I only have 1 meter head from the water tank and so the flow is just adequate. No mounting points on the valve itself so you will have to rely on supporting the pipes. I made myself a bracket which required welding. So loses two points for flow rate, no seal and no mounting.

A neat and tidy product that makes your shower hassle free.

just the right size to replace my old shower valve. .Great price and a good quality item . Well pleased.

I fitted this myself so probably there’s easier ways to do it, the tap material and quality is really good, I find it mixes really well and moves smoothly.I think the tap could do with a couple of legs out of the main housing to secure with fixings to the wall, on my case as I had full access to the back of the wall I could create my own mounting method and it’s ok. The other point is at leat I’m UK I found it hard to find fittings with a long enough thread but after a couple visits to the local shops I managed to get enough hardware to do it all.The installation manual is not worth the paper and ink used to print it.