I need a shower!

[altis]

...but first I need to buy one :D

This is a bit of a wild shot but can anyone recommend a low-pressure mixer shower (that means it uses hot and cold water and we have a cylinder) that would match the style of these taps? I would prefer summat simple, solid and reliable.

http://www.thebathroom.info/idealstandard/mixers_taps/modern/domiduo/images/photo.jpg

[SMHarman]

http://www.aqualisa.co.uk/newmond/aqua.nsf

Aquavalve 700 - Exposed Brass Bodied Thermostatic Shower Mixer Valve

I would recommend fitting a pump to your tank though. Adds about 100 quid but the performance advantage is considerable. Get a 2bar max as 4 bar just drains the hot water in seconds.

[swoop101]

This (http://www.diy.com/bq/product/product.jhtml?PRODID=163288&paintCatId=&CATID=300&maxBullets=999) any good? from B&Q

[altis]

Aquavalve 700 - Exposed Brass Bodied Thermostatic Shower Mixer Valve

Mmmm... that's the kind of thing. I had been looking at ones with two separate controls but that looks nice. I note what you said about the pump too. We'll have about 2m head so I hadn't been considering one before.

This any good? from B&Q

Sorry swoop, that's a combined bath filler and shower. I just need a shower valve and head. Thanks for the suggestion though - I was suprised to get even one reply :D

[swoop101]

Sorry swoop, that's a combined bath filler and shower. I just need a shower valve and head. Thanks for the suggestion though - I was suprised to get even one reply :D

that's ok, just me being a duh brain not reading properly :dunce: :spin: :blush:

[Ramrod]

http://www.aqualisa.co.uk/newmond/aqua.nsf

Aquavalve 700 - Exposed Brass Bodied Thermostatic Shower Mixer Valve

I would recommend fitting a pump to your tank though. Adds about 100 quid but the performance advantage is considerable. Get a 2bar max as 4 bar just drains the hot water in seconds.I was going to recommend aqualisa as well. We've got one and it's great!