Mira Excel BIV Thermostatic Mixer Shower - Concealed with Adjustable Head 1.1518.303 Video
Mira Excel BIV Thermostatic Mixer Shower - Concealed with Adjustable Head 1.1518.303
£506.91 (Inc. VAT)
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Reviews for this product
Colin Frost
Received shower next day found to be straight forward to install being a retired plumber . On using found to be an excellent replacement for my old Mira 915 if it lasts half as long I will be happy water flow & temperature control excellent my wife finds it easy to operate
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Peter434
Excellent shower, fantastic flow, great temperature regulation, looks superb, controls feel quality. Supplied with detailed instructions, templates, fitting guides etc. follow the instructions and in it goes. Replaced a previous 20yr old Mira, very pleased.
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Doug Russell
I wanted to replace my old trevi boost for a good quality built in shower , during my refurb of old shower room. Chose mira and very pleased. Easy to order, speedy delivery, great way of buying at a good price too.
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Mikey Ross
Excellent thermal control and flow of water. Easy to operate. A bit disappointed the shower head did not have an eco setting and although it's in the photo there is no soap dish.
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Derek Rodger
This is an excellent piece of kit - like a hotel shower in your own home. Great price and fast shipping, highly recommended.
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Alison McMahon
This products is fantastic and the service/delivery was first class. Definitely use this compnany again in the future.
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Hackett
Only just had fitted and working perfect. Good delivery service and quality product.
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Mark_1
Excellent product. Top quality as i come to expect from Mira
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Best shower Ive ever purchased!
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Micheal Landry
Chose a Mira shower again to replace my old '88. Does need a larger opening with pipes spaced further apart but was still easily able to get it between the timber studwork. Mounted it onto batten at rear of partition wall, had to take care as there is a maximum thickness from the front of the shower valve to the front surface of in my case the tiles. Tiles were 40 x 25 and in my instance I had to cut into two to make the large oval cutout required. The outlet from the valve to the shower as suppllied is from the top (need to reverse hot/cold mechanism if you want it from bottom). I had to feed this through studwork to get a good placement. The coupling from the valve outlet pipe to the hose is quite difficult to fit and access from the rear would make it much easier as the coupling is held between a backplate behind the plaster. I managed to secure this by having pipe in place before fitting plsterboard, with the plasterboard having the backplate temporarily glued to it. Once in place I could put on the outer part of the coupling and get everything aligned before tiling. Once tiled I found that the screws for the coupling were only just long enough, also neededto lubricate the seals to allow the pipe to be inserted easily. So, it took a while to fit, but the overall apperance is brilliant and I am very pleased with the product.
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yozza
Chose a Mira shower again to replace my old 88. Does need a larger opening with pipes spaced further apart but was still easily able to get it between the timber studwork. Mounted it onto batten at rear of partition wall, had to take care as there is a maximum thickness from the front of the shower valve to the front surface of in my case the tiles. Tiles were 40 x 25 and in my instance I had to cut into two to make the large oval cutout required. The outlet from the valve to the shower as suppllied is from the top (need to reverse hot-cold mechanism if you want it from bottom). I had to feed this through studwork to get a good placement. The coupling from the valve outlet pipe to the hose is quite difficult to fit and access from the rear would make it much easier as the coupling is held between a backplate behind the plaster. I managed to secure this by having pipe in place before fitting plsterboard, with the plasterboard having the backplate temporarily glued to it. Once in place I could put on the outer part of the coupling and get everything aligned before tiling. Once tiled I found that the screws for the coupling were only just long enough, also neededto lubricate the seals to allow the pipe to be inserted easily. So, it took a while to fit, but the overall apperance is brilliant and I am very pleased with the product.