Mira Bar Showers

A 1-outlet bar shower gives you a single fitting — typically a handset on an adjustable riser rail — which is compact and ideal for smaller en-suites or where you mostly need a practical rinse. A 2-outlet (dual head) model combines a fixed wall or ceiling shower head (often a drencher or rainfall head) with a handset, so you can enjoy a luxurious overhead spray and still have the flexibility of a handheld. For a family bathroom the dual head is useful — you can run the drencher for a relaxing shower while using the handset to wash hair or bathe a child; for a tight space, the single handset keeps things simple and tidy.

Thermostatic bar mixers lock in your chosen water temperature and react quickly to changes, so the shower stays steady even if someone else in the house runs a tap. That reduces the risk of sudden scalding or cold bursts, which is especially helpful if children or older people use the bathroom. You'll see models in the range labelled "Thermostatic" — for example the Mira Relate and Coda Pro options — giving you reliable temperature control every time.

Yes. Many of the Mira bar showers here include Cool Touch technology, which keeps the valve body cool to the touch regardless of water temperature, making them safer for little hands; seven of the eight listed models have Cool Touch. Pair that with a thermostatic valve to prevent temperature spikes and you get a much safer showering environment for kids and vulnerable users.

Chrome (six models shown) is a classic, bright finish that matches most bathroom brassware and hides light wear well, while matt black (two models shown) gives a contemporary, high-contrast look that works brilliantly against pale tiles or textured stone. Chrome tends to show fewer watermarks and is easy to buff, whereas matt black can show limescale or soap residue more visibly but makes a strong design statement — for example, the Mira Relate ERD in matt black creates a striking focal point against white subway tiles.

Yes — the range includes at least one Eco Shower model that incorporates water-saving features such as eco modes and proximity sensors to reduce flow without compromising the feel of the shower. If you want to save water, look for the Eco Shower badge when choosing a model; otherwise most of the other thermostatic models still offer efficient performance but without the specialised eco controls.