Collection: Single-lever concealed showers

The entire tap body (the internal mechanism) is hidden inside the wall. Only the control and shower head or arm remain visible, integrated almost flush with the tiles.

Yes. As it is recessed into the wall, it requires masonry work (cutting channels into the wall) before tiling. It is therefore usually installed during a renovation or new build, rather than as a quick replacement for an existing tap.

A column is an exposed set fixed to a finished wall, ideal for updating without building work. A concealed shower requires the wall to be prepared first, but gives a cleaner, more minimalist finish with no visible pipes or body.

In most cases, yes, provided the hot and cold water supplies reach the mounting area. We recommend asking an installer to assess the spacing and pressure of your installation before buying.

This depends on the model. Check the product details, as some kits include a shower head while others are designed to use one you already have or choose separately.

Very little: regularly clean the finish with a soft cloth to prevent limescale build-up, avoiding abrasive products. PVD finishes are treated to withstand everyday use without losing their shine.

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