Thermostatic Bath Shower Mixer,Thermostatic Bath Mixer Tap,Bath Tap with Temperature Control,Solid Brass,Chrome Finished,Bathtub Mounted,(Bathtub Mounted)

I am really happy with this thermostatic mixer tap.I had seen thermostatic mixer taps like this in a couple of posh hotels I’ve stayed in on holidays and they always seemed a bit off a luxury. But when it current, regular mixer tap needed replacing I began to see if this sort of tap were available. I looked on several local shops but actually couldn’t find a shop who stocked one. Then I thought about looking Amazon and found this one at a very reasonable price.I’m not that much of a handyman so we got it fitted by a plumber so, although I can’t personally testify to how easy it was to fit, he didn’t seem to have an problems with it. And it looks really sleek and swanky now in our bathroom!The left dial controls the flow of water, the right one is the thermostat. I liked this one because it actually had the graduated water temperature marked on it, rather than just blue to red. It also has a lock at 38°. You can have it run hotter than 38 but you have to consciously press in the button to release the lock before you can run it up higher, which is a brilliant safety precaution, especially if you are running a bath for children or vulnerable people. You can’t accidentally run a bath that will be at a scalding temperature - which I’ve known people to do. Although my own son is not 18, if I’d known about this sort of tap when he was little, I’d have got one then, just for the safety aspect. If you have little ones, I’d really recommend this to avoid any chance of scalding accidents in the bath.It has an outlet for the shower hose which is incredibly convenient, which you’ll understand if you have ever had to mess around with the cold tap and then the hot tap, fiddling back and forth trying to get it to just the right temperature! Here you just set the dial at 36, or whatever you prefer, turn the water in and within a few seconds you have the spray coming at the consistent temperature that you want.It’s very well made, very sturdy, a solid chunk metal. It looks really smart and posh and is a really reasonable price. I highly recommend it.

This was a replacement for a a bath shower unit. Nicely packed, good price. I used one washer each side with some LSX jointing compound. Looks good and works well.

Washers that come with tap are rubbish so bought some new ones. Tap looks good once fitted but has developed a whistle already after a few days. Think it’s the thermostat so needs a new part

Very easy to fit, great quality for the price, work brilliantly

Really impressed for the price - very easy to fit as both uprights are free from the main unit so plenty of give to get the tap in the right place before tightening everything. Very well packaged and feels very good quality. A large roll of ptfe tape included in the box too. Only been in place for a week so cannot attest to longevity but seems really good value.

I tried to install this and I was successful despite the lack of instructions. It worked quite well though the pressure regulation was a bit weird.The big problem with it is that it leaks no matter how much tape you use or how much you tighten the hoses. I spent an entire afternoon trying to sort it and nothing. Worst of all, the included O rings are too small for a standard bath so there’ll be leaks behind it as well. I’m returning it. Not fit for purpose.

Fit perfect and amazing quality

Overall I would say this tap is good. I got the bath edge mounted version.The thermostatic control seems to work well and keeps a consistent temperature, even when someone turned the kitchen tap on while I was in the shower and stole my water pressure !A few small things they could improve on.1. The 4 filter washers that come supplied with the tap are not quite the correct thickness to connect the tap to the legs. If you try to use just 2 of them, it is too loose. Try to use all 4 of them and it is too tight.See my attached photo. The washers on the left are the ones supplied. I had to purchase a couple more of a slightly thinner thickness (on the right) to make the connection between the legs and the tap seal correctly.2. The pull up button to divert water from tap to shower came unscrewed. I had to put a small amount of screw thread sealer to hold it in place.3. The casting on the mounting arms does look a little rough on the inside and I wonder if that might cause corrosion in the long run. They seem to have then coated that, so hopefully not. I've had it fitted for three months and so far it's working OK.