Many homeowners think of buying a new shower system as a priority, but they forget about it when it comes time to use the shower. Most of us could benefit from an upgrade. In today's blog, we discuss what to look for in a shower system.
What is a shower system?
Most shower systems come with all the necessary components for installation. You might find a variety of components, including showerheads and hand showers, valves, volume controls, water outlets, body sprays, and showerheads. It can be a true spa experience if you choose the right shower system. You can even choose the features you want.
Shower Fixture Types
1. Showers with single-head spray
This fixture is very generic and does not offer many options for adjusting water pressure. These types of showerheads are common in gyms and public spaces because they are the easiest to install and most affordable.
2. Rain Showers
It looks exactly like it sounds. Instead of spraying at an angle, they spray straight down on you as if it were raining. This is a relaxing way to shower, and it looks elegant in your bathroom.
3. Both dual and multiple showerheads
This shower may be for you if you have multiple options and you can't choose between them all. This is because one showerhead is attached to the wall and one valve is handheld. There will be multiple spray patterns available, which can make your shower experience even more enjoyable.
4. Showerheads that can be held by hand
The shower fixture has a single showerhead attached to flexible tubing that can be removed and washed with whatever you like. They are also useful for those who need to sit in the shower. It can make it easier to clean difficult-to-reach areas.
5. High-Pressure Shower Heads
These are ideal if you find low-pressure showerheads irritating and want a relaxing shower experience. High pressure is great for your skin and will wash the soap off more quickly than a low-pressure one.
Finishes:
There are many options for shower head finishes. There are many options for shower head finishes: polished chrome, brushed chrome, polished nickel and hammered Nickel, stainless steel, bronze or brushed bronze, oil-rubbed bronze, polished brass, black and white. We recommend that all bathroom fixtures be purchased from the same manufacturer to ensure that your shower looks like the rest of your bathroom.
Valves:
1. Mixing valve:
This is what you would expect for a valve. It can be moved from one side to the other to adjust the temperature.
2. Pressure-balance valve:
This valve is great for those who are looking to increase safety. This valve regulates the water pressure to maintain a constant water temperature. The only problem is that the water pressure can fluctuate from time-to-time.
3. Anti-scald pressure-balance valve:
These valves are required for new home renovations. If you select this valve, however, your older house may have clogged pipes. Talk to a plumber to make sure you get the right valve!
4. Thermostatic valve:
This valve combines the anti-scald and pressure balance valves. It keeps the pressure constant, but it does not fluctuate.
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