Artize Black Matt Thermostatic Shower Valves

Choosing among the 16 Artize black matt thermostatic shower valves is simplest if you follow the order the work happens in.

1. List the outlets. Write down every fitting the valve will run: overhead head, hand shower, bath spout, body jets. That total is the number of ways you need.
2. Pick the design. Three ranges are listed: Linea, Thermatik and Tiaara. Linea and Thermatik-R are both offered in 2-way, 3-way, 4-way and 5-way versions. Thermatik-S, listed as in-wall, comes in 2-way and 3-way form. Tiaara is on the page too, with its options on each listing.
3. Check the wall. A valve built into the wall needs enough depth behind the tiles, so check the listed dimensions against the wall before first fix.
4. Confirm what is supplied. Read each product page to see whether heads, arms or a handset come with the valve or are bought on their own.

Most of the decision rests on step one. A 2-way valve covers a head and a hand shower; more ways only matter if the plan really includes more fittings.

Once the valve is chosen, the rest of the shower can follow in the same finish. Black matt heads and arms are on black matt shower heads and arms, and basin and bath taps on Artize Black Matt taps. The same valves in a warmer tone are on Artize Gold Matt thermostatic shower valves.