Separate multi-


function, easy clean shower handset


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NEW


Thermostatic Mixer Showers


Let’s face it, the last thing you want in the middle of a shower is for the ‘Ouch!’ or ‘Brrrr!’ of a sudden change in water temperature. Our thermostatic mixer showers incorporate a cartridge that maintains water temperature to within +/- 1°C. So you can enjoy a safe and comfortable showering experience every time, even when other taps in the house are being used. For low pressure systems, simply install a twin impeller pump, which is available In-Store to Take Away. All of our thermostatic showers have separate controls for flow and temperature, as well as an automatic shut off in the event of hot or cold water failure. And each one comes with a 2 year guarantee.


C Waterfall (with diverter)


• Surface mounted • High pressure • Requires minimum 0.5 bar pressure • Single mode fixed head with separate handset


• Co-ordinates with the Waterfall tap range 212-415


D Revolve (with diverter)


• Black finish • Built in surface mounted vertical valve • High pressure • Single mode fixed head with separate handset


• Requires minimum 0.5 bar pressure • This product must be recessed into a wall from the front. Access may be required for future use


220-766 A Kurve (with diverter)


• Built in valve, surface mounted with diverter to handset


• High pressure • Requires minimum 0.5 bar pressure • Single mode fixed head with separate handset 212-791


104 GET IT YOUR WAY B Kurve (without diverter)


• Built in valve, surface mounted • High pressure • Requires minimum 0.5 bar pressure • Single mode fixed head


212-360 0845 274 1000 wickes.co.uk


E Rivage (with diverter) • Surface mounted • High/Low pressure • Requires minimum 0.1 bar pressure • Single mode fixed head with separate handset


212-350 Find your nearest store 0500 300 328


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