Bathroom showers are considered as necessities when designing and furnishing your latest washroom. Showers come in various designs and styles that will surely match every interior. Several types of showers include mixer, power and electric showers. Classic showers dispense cold water from the supply while contemporary designed electric showers have built-in heaters. These heaters control the temperature of the water before being dispensed.
As the number of households that are using modern accessories is increasing, more and more designs are now available and each new design offers additional advantage. Convenience, beauty, price, and easy installation these are the things that are considered by most of the buyers. Commonly used electric showers are the Mira and Triton showers. These names have been dominating the market with their wide variety of modern accessories that are installed in most households.
Mira ranges of products are known for their elegant designs, but yet remain easy on the pocket. Their easy to install showers can fit in any type of bathroom. Mira electric showers are equipped with a thermostat to give precision and safety in every use. Now showering is not a hassle with a user-friendly control yet get the right water temperature your body needs.
More advanced features can be seen in Triton showers. Technological designed with a wireless control box. The Triton shower T300si Wireless is now equipped with a wireless box controller that allows a user to control the water temperature. No more extra box on your bathroom wall, but this innovative and stylish wireless controller box.
Written by James Chapman, a director of Bella Bathrooms Ltd who supply Showers
Bella Bathrooms is an online retailer formed by 2 plumbers from the North East of England. Having hands on experience of custom bathroom installation and products has enabled Bella Bathrooms Ltd to only select quality bathroom products for their online shop. They sell bathroom furniture, bathroom suites, showers and bath related products for consumers through the United Kingdom.
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