Dual-Control Concealed Shower Sets

Dual-control concealed shower sets 7231–7234 show two rotary controls on a vertical plate. Eight versions combine square overhead heads with either a slim or a broader handset. The new catalogue supports these visible configurations but does not identify the valves as thermostatic.

Dual-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Representative Comparison

7231 has a thin square overhead head and a slim rectangular handset. 7232 follows the same visual combination and adds a separate wall-mounted bath spout. This pair helps buyers distinguish a shower-only layout from a shower-and-bath layout without relying on a general collection name.

7233 changes to a thicker, rounded-corner square head and a broader handset. 7234 retains that combination and adds a bath spout. These shapes differ from 7231 and 7232, so keep the head and handset references together when approving a sample or supplied-parts list.

Each family appears as A and E versions. Choose the full model code, not just a colour description. For alternative head outlines, compare the basic concealed shower configurations. The control count alone does not establish thermostatic regulation, an anti-scald setting or simultaneous use of multiple outlets.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7231A, 7231E, 7232A, 7232E, 7233A, 7233E, 7234A, 7234E.

Dual-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Installation Review

Mark two trim-control positions and the handset holder on the installation drawing. For 7232 or 7234, also allow for the separate wall spout. Verify trim-to-body compatibility and service access before tile installation; similar-looking control plates are not proof of a shared concealed body.

Before closing the wall, approve the rough-in drawing and check finished-wall thickness, pipe connections and access for servicing. Specify supply pressure and available hot-water conditions. The catalogue image is a selection reference, not an installation drawing or a statement of operating limits.

Confirm the complete supply list: concealed body, trim, shower arm, head, handset, holder, hose and bath spout where pictured. Check mounting hardware and connections separately against the approved bill of materials. Review shower installation components when matching replacement or installation parts.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

For shower-set orders, MOQ, production lead time and packing depend on the selected configuration and quotation. Do not apply a separate faucet-series MOQ or delivery schedule to these sets. Send the exact model suffix, quantity and destination before ordering.

Colour in a catalogue image does not establish the coating process, substrate or material grade. Request a finish sample, material schedule and destination-specific documents where required. The VA Plumbing Design Manual offers project design background; it does not certify these products.

To request a selected-model quotation, provide the model code, required finish, supplied-parts list and project drawing. State any required control function or compliance documentation explicitly. Approved drawings and the order specification take precedence over a photograph when confirming production details.

Dual-Control Concealed Shower Sets: Buyer Questions

Are these thermostatic valves?

The current price-free catalogue does not identify them as thermostatic. Request a valve specification before making that claim or requiring a temperature-safety function.

Which models show a bath spout?

7232 and 7234 show a separate bath spout. 7231 and 7233 do not show one in the pictured configuration.

What does each rotary control operate?

The image does not define each control function. Obtain the valve diagram and confirm outlet selection and mixing operation for the selected model.