Bar Shower Valves

Fine-tuning your perfect shower has never been easier. Experience the ultimate blend of minimalism and power with a bar mixer shower valve. These stylish shower valves are cylindrical in shape and usually offer controls for both temperature and flow, allowing you precise control when enjoying the optimum shower for you. For a truly modern look, our collection of bar shower valves are finished in a range of stylish colours to suit any bathroom decor. From a classic chrome to seamlessly blend with most styles of bathroom to a bold black for a contemporary feel, there's something for everyone. You really will wonder how you coped without a mixer shower before!

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Mira Coda Pro Thermostatic Bar Mixer Valve 1.1836.007

4.9

27 ratings

£94.99 inc
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hansgrohe Ecostat Thermostatic Bar Mixer Shower Valve 1001 CL 13211000

5.0

5 ratings

£144.40 inc
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Architeckt Round Thermostatic Bar Mixer Shower Valve - Bottom Outlet

4.7

7 ratings

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£32.95 inc
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Mira Assist EV Bar Mixer Shower Valve Only - 1.1900.016

£192.70 inc
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Architeckt Round Thermostatic Bar Shower Mixer Valve Black

4.7

7 ratings

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£40.00 inc
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AKW Arka Thermostatic Cool Touch Bar Shower Mixer Valve Chrome, 1 Outlet - 25430

£161.30 inc
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Bristan Artisan Thermostatic Mounted Bar Shower Valve Chrome

Bristan Artisan Thermostatic Bar Mixer Shower Valve Chrome AR2 SHXVOFF C

5.0

7 ratings

£133.16 inc
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AKW Arka TMV3 Thermostatic Cool Touch Shower Mixer Valve Care Accessory Kit Chrome - 25430CH

£655.95 inc
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Clario Vertical Thermostatic Mixer Shower Valve Chrome - Twin Outlet

£169.00 inc
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Save £6.00 | Was £175.00

AKW Vettora TMV2 Thermostatic Bar Shower Mixer Valve Chrome - 25657

£169.60 inc
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hansgrohe Zesis S Exposed Shower Mixer Valve Chrome

£85.80 inc
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hansgrohe Ecostat E Thermostatic Bar Mixer Shower Valve 15773000

£237.00 inc
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hansgrohe Zesis S Exposed Shower Mixer Valve Black

£106.66 inc
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How many outlets do I need on a bar shower valve?

Match the outlet count to the fittings you want to run from the valve: one outlet suits a single shower head, two outlets will run a shower head plus a hand shower or a bath filler, three outlets can serve two showers and a bath filler, and four outlets are used when you also want body jets. If you plan an overhead rain head and a separate handheld, a two‑outlet valve is the sensible choice. Check the product listing to confirm which outlet layout each model supports.

Should I opt for a thermostatic or a manual bar mixer?

Thermostatic valves maintain the temperature you set even if water pressure changes, which makes them safer and more stable for daily use. Manual mixers give basic temperature and flow control and are usually cheaper, but they won't hold a steady temperature if someone else uses water elsewhere in the house. If you have children, elderly users or frequent pressure fluctuations, thermostatic is the better option.

What's the difference between exposed and concealed bar shower valves, and which is right for my bathroom?

Exposed valves have the controls and pipework visible on the wall and are the most common option in the range, offering easy access and straightforward upgradeability. Concealed valves tuck the plumbing behind the wall for a cleaner, minimalist look with only the controls showing; these suit modern bathrooms but require wall access for the valve body. If you're renovating and want a sleek aesthetic, concealed is worth considering; if you're retrofitting or prefer simpler maintenance, exposed is practical.

Which finish should I choose, chrome or black, and how will it affect the look and upkeep?

Chrome is the classic choice that blends with most fittings and reflects light to keep the room feeling bright, while black offers a bold, contemporary contrast for more modern schemes. Chrome is generally forgiving with fingerprints and matches traditional brassware, whereas black gives a designer statement but can show limescale more readily depending on water quality. Think about the rest of your fixtures: match a chrome valve to chrome taps and a black valve to matt black or dark hardware for a cohesive look.

Are there special safety or care options, like Cool Touch or TMV ratings, that I should consider?

Yes, some models, such as the AKW Arka Cool Touch, include features to keep the valve body cooler to the touch, which reduces scald risk and is useful in family or care settings. You'll also see TMV2 and TMV3 designations on care‑focused products; TMV2 suits standard domestic safety requirements, while TMV3 meets the higher standards needed for care or healthcare environments. If anyone in your household is vulnerable or you're fitting a care bathroom, choose a thermostatic valve with Cool Touch and the appropriate TMV rating.

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How many outlets do I need on a bar shower valve?

Should I opt for a thermostatic or a manual bar mixer?

What's the difference between exposed and concealed bar shower valves, and which is right for my bathroom?

Which finish should I choose, chrome or black, and how will it affect the look and upkeep?

Are there special safety or care options, like Cool Touch or TMV ratings, that I should consider?

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