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There are countless different ways you can remodel your shower, but the quickest update is a new shower faucet for a fresh look. Browse through thousands of products, from faucets to valves to accessories, to put together the perfect new shower for your bathroom.

What To Look For

Whether looking for a replacement showerhead or putting together a whole new space, there are some basic components that every shower must have.

Shower arm: the pipe that connects the shower hose to the water supply located behind the wall. These can be a simple supporting pipe with a handle to hold the shower head in place. They can also be connected directly to the shower hose, and the showerhead can be raised or lowered along a slide bar.

Shower head: the aerated water faucet that provides the shower experience.

Rough-in valve: these control the flow and temperature of the water from behind the wall. Rough-in valves are often unique to their coordinated valve trims and should be purchased together.

Valve trim: the piece that connects to the rough-in to allow you to customize the water settings of your shower. The valve trim will offer either thermostatic control via two different handles, or a single pressure balanced handle.

Extra Features for the Shower Faucet

It’s your shower experience, so the most important features of the shower faucet are those that you’ll most enjoy. There are a few to choose from, so here’s a quick checklist of our most popular searches:

Spray pattern: the flow of the water can be aerated and interrupted to make it fall in varied rhythms with different force over the course of use, with just a press of a button or a slight adjustment of the spray-head.

Rain shower: a water-efficient rain shower pours water out from above in a soft pattern to imitate the fall of rain.

Water flow rate (GPM): the water flow rate is the amount of water used by the shower head, measured in gallons of water per minute.

Scald Guard Included: Scald Guard is a setting on the valve that balances the mix of hot and cold water to help protect against water burns while using the shower.

Shower Faucet FAQ

Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions when it comes to replacing a shower faucet:

Shower Faucet vs. Shower System, what is the difference?

A shower faucet is your most basic showering package, containing a shower head and valve trim. Some shower faucet packages will include a coordinating tub spout, which is a useful addition if you plan to use the trim set with a tub.

A shower system contains a shower head, valve trim, and limitless combinations of hand showers, body sprays, and even more shower heads. Gathering the perfect pieces for these systems can be a little daunting, so we offer many preconfigured shower system packages to choose from, and we have hundreds of experts ready to help you find exactly what you need.

Can I use any valve trim for my shower?

Shower valve trims are unique to the valves they cover, which means that valve trims are not universal and must be used in conjunction with a specific valve, or a valve from the same brand. The valve should be purchased at the same time as the trim to ensure your project is equipped with the correct valve.

What are the benefits of a hand shower?

As the name implies, a hand shower allows you to hold the water outlet in hand to control the water spray settings and direction.

What are the benefits of body sprays?

Body sprays (also known as body jets) can be strategically located around your shower enclosure to provide maximum coverage. These may be especially handy in households with someone who has mobility issues that limit range of movement in larger shower areas.

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