CONCEALED VALVE

A concealed valve is a plumbing control device designed to regulate water flow while remaining hidden behind a wall or panel, leaving only the control handle visible. It is commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, and industrial piping systems for a sleek and modern look.

Description of a Concealed Valve:

Material: Typically made from brass, stainless steel, or high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.

Design:

Installed inside the wall, with only the control lever or knob exposed.

Can be operated using a single lever, knob, or thermostatic control.

Available in manual and thermostatic (temperature-controlled) versions.

Function:

Controls the flow and temperature of water in showers, sinks, and faucets.

Provides a clean and modern appearance by hiding plumbing components.

Prevents tampering and accidental adjustments.

Types:

Shower concealed valve – Used in modern bathrooms for a seamless look.

Thermostatic concealed valve – Automatically maintains a constant water temperature.

Diverter concealed valve – Directs water between multiple outlets (e.g., showerhead and handheld shower).