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Aqualisa Shower Valves

When you think of Aqualisa showers you think of premium quality and our Aqualisa Shower Valves & Spares are certainly no exception. Here you’ll find any valves that are sold on their own, remote controls for the Quartz digital showers and any spare parts that are available. These are all genuine Aqualisa accessories and built to a high standard for use over many years in domestic applications.

 
 
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What is the difference between an exposed and a concealed thermostatic valve, and which look suits my bathroom?

Exposed valves sit on the bathroom wall with their pipework and controls visible, giving a classic or industrial look; the Aqualisa range shows exposed options such as the Aquavalve 700 Thermostatic Exposed Mixer (700.51.01) and Aquatique Exposed (500.10.01). Concealed valves are hidden behind the wall so only the control plates are seen, offering a minimalist, built‑in appearance like the Aquavalve 700 Concealed (700.50.01) and Aquatique Concealed (500.00.01). If you want a sleek, modern en‑suite go concealed or if you prefer a feature valve that stands out, exposed will suit you.

What does "thermostatic" mean for these valves and why is it useful?

Thermostatic valves maintain a steady water temperature by adjusting the hot and cold supply automatically, so you don't get sudden scalding or cold bursts when someone else uses water. Both the Aquavalve 700 and Aquatique ranges on the site are thermostatic, so they're designed to keep your shower temperature stable. That makes them particularly reassuring if you have children or older family members who need predictable temperatures.

Are genuine spare parts and remote controls available if I need to replace or upgrade something?

Yes, the category includes genuine Aqualisa spare parts and remote controls, specifically mentioning remotes for Quartz digital showers, so you can obtain manufacturer‑matched components. Using genuine parts helps preserve the valve's performance and chrome finish because the parts are designed for those exact models. If your Quartz digital controller needs renewal, you can fit an Aqualisa remote that matches the system's controls.

How do I choose between the Aquatique and Aquavalve 700 ranges?

Both ranges are thermostatic and come in exposed and concealed versions; the key differences on the page are the model names and part numbers, Aquavalve 700 items (700.51.01 exposed at £526.40 and 700.50.01 concealed at £518.36) and Aquatique items (500.10.01 exposed and 500.00.01 concealed, each at £519.29). If you want a valve explicitly described as a "mixer" you might prefer the Aquavalve 700 mixer option; if you prefer the Aquatique styling and identical pricing point, its concealed or exposed option may appeal. Match the model number and finish you like, and the price points shown give a clear comparison.

Are these valves only available in chrome and will that finish last?

The items listed are specified in chrome, each product shows a chrome finish, and chrome is a durable, easy‑care choice for domestic bathrooms. Aqualisa parts are genuine and built to a high standard for long use, which helps the finish last; gentle cleaning with a soft cloth and mild cleaner will keep the chrome looking good. If you want a different finish, you'll need to check other product lines, since these particular items are chrome.