Aqualisa Deco Mixer Showers

Thermostatic means the shower keeps your chosen temperature steady even if someone else turns a tap on elsewhere, so you avoid sudden hot or cold blasts. Dual head refers to the large drencher overhead and a separate handset, giving you both an immersive rainfall spray and a handy, targeted spray. As a bar mixer, the control sits conveniently across the wall for simple adjustment. If you have a busy household, the thermostatic control is especially reassuring for steady, safe showers.

The in-built diverter switches the water between the drencher head and the handset quickly, so you can change spray without fiddly valves. Use the drencher for an all-over, spa-like rinse and the handset for rinsing hair, bathing children, or cleaning the shower enclosure. Start with the drencher to relax, then flip to the handset to target shampoo or rinse the grout.

Chrome gives a bright, reflective look that opens small bathrooms and coordinates easily with traditional chrome taps, while matt black creates a bold, contemporary statement that suits modern, minimalist schemes. Both finishes offer the same function and come across in the Deco range, so your choice is mainly about the look you want; choose matt black to match black tapware and fixtures for a cohesive modern bathroom. Chrome may show watermarks less obviously on high-shine surfaces, whereas matt black can be easier to match with dark tiles.

The difference is purely aesthetic, square models give crisp, architectural lines that complement geometric tiles and cabinetry, while round models deliver a softer, more classic profile that suits curved or transitional schemes. Functionally both options in the Deco range include the large drencher head, handset and diverter, so you get the same shower performance whichever shape you choose. Pick the shape that best echoes the other fittings and tile patterns in your bathroom.

Cool Touch is a safety feature on one Deco model that keeps the valve surface cool no matter how hot the water gets, reducing the risk of burns if someone touches the controls. It's a sensible choice for households with children or vulnerable users who might accidentally touch the valve. If safety around the shower is a priority for you, the Cool Touch model is a small extra safeguard.