Do you love a refreshing rain shower? Or do you prefer a relaxing feel-good shower? Say goodbye to fluctuations in water temperature with hansgrohe shower thermostats, which accurately and reliably control your dream shower and upgrade the technology in and quality of your bathroom. More about Shower thermostats
Do you want to be in control of the way you enjoy water? From the shower thermostat with dials to the control panel with Select buttons and integrated shelf, hansgrohe offers so many control options. A modern thermostat faucet helps you to always feel safe with the water flowing at a constant feel-good temperature. And a hot-water block prevents scalding.
Our tip for more harmony: Choose products in the same color – for example, Brushed Bronze, Matte Black or Matte White – throughout the showerplace. Check out the surface finish designs for shower heads, accessories, and shower hoses on the FinishPlus page.
But before you find your favorite color, you need to make an important decision about the installation type: Exposed or concealed thermostat?
Exposed thermostats sit in front of the wall and are perfect for anyone wanting to modernize their shower without undergoing an extensive remodel, as the old connections can often be used in renovations. These kinds of comfort solutions instantly increase your happiness in the shower. With their modern, understated design, hansgrohe exposed thermostats blend in well in any bathroom. Even a thermostat faucet like the ShowerTablet Select can be installed on existing water connections in a few simple steps. And with its shelf, this multifunctional designer thermostat offers plenty of space for your toiletries. Styling tip: Pair a shower thermostat in metallic gold with a gold-colored rain shower.
By the way: The fixing dimensions for all hansgrohe shower thermostats are standardized to ensure they can be installed in all bathrooms. Even rental apartments deserve a refresh, so these fittings can be just as quickly affixed as dismantled.
Fans of minimalist design appreciate that the technology they don’t want “out in the open” can be concealed behind the wall. Our pre-fab sets are flat shower thermostats. People who have them in their bathrooms love the low space requirements, easy cleaning and dampened noise. A “tidy” shower like this means users won’t bump or burn themselves – the perfect product for accessible bathrooms!
Important: Concealed solutions require the wall to be opened up, so they’re great for new builds or remodels. Leave their installation to the sanitation experts, as only they know how to properly install the iBox universal 2 base set and connect the correct pre-fab sets.
Before choosing your shower faucet and thermostat, please answer the following questions: Do you want to fit your bathroom with a hand shower, an overhead shower – or both? And: Do you also want to control the spray modes on the shower head(s) via the thermostat? The number of consumers (= water sources) plays a key role in the type of shower thermostat in your new bathroom setup.
Scroll through the image gallery to find inspiration from the range of options.
A shower thermostat keeps the water temperature constant when on. It allows you to enjoy your shower experience without fluctuations – a really nice feeling. A shower thermostat (or a shower faucet with thermostat) features a chamber where hot and cold water are mixed to reach the required temperature. The shower thermostat then automatically regulates the water flow to keep the temperature stable, even when water is being used in other parts of the house.
A shower thermostat allows you to pre-set how warm the shower water should get. It can also activate a temperature lock at 40 degrees Celsius, for example. This hot-water block offers reliable protection against unpleasantly hot water or even scalding. The shower thermostat features a chamber where cold and hot water are mixed in the shower to adjust the water temperature and keep it stable for the entirety of the shower. A shower faucet does not have this mixing chamber. Here, you regulate the water temperature and flow by hand when showering and constantly readjust it to your current needs.
One possible reason for this: The hot and cold water connections were mixed up during installation. If this has happened, hansgrohe has a solution for almost every product. You can find the spare parts number in your shower thermostat’s installation manual. Or you can look it up in our online Spare Parts Shop.
There are several potential reasons why the thermostat in your shower is difficult to operate. For example, deposits on the sealing surfaces may be preventing the controls from running smoothly. Please replace the component according to the enclosed installation manual. You can find more information in the hansgrohe online Spare Parts Shop.
A hansgrohe thermostat faucet (exposed installation) is easy to install in your shower, and replacing the old one for the new one does not require expert craftsmanship. Please follow the instructions in the installation manual. If you are unsure, ask a plumber, who will install the product professionally and safely. You can find a local sanitation expert via the hansgrohe Shopfinder. More in-depth information on installing concealed thermostats is available in the hansgrohe bathroom guide.
