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Scudo Polished Chrome Square Exposed Shower Bar Valve

Square chrome controls give a single-outlet shower a sharper thermostatic centre.

Thermostatic anti-scald valve: Helps maintain a safer, steadier water temperature.

Single-outlet design: Creates a focused arrangement without a diverter.

Strong flow performance: Delivers 8.8 litres per minute at 0.5 bar.

150mm pipe centres: Uses 3/4 BSP inlets and a 1/2 BSP outlet.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £167.00.
Current price is: £81.99.Save £85.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Polished Chrome Square Exposed Shower Bar Valve

Product Type Exposed shower bar valve
Brand Scudo
Installation Type Exposed wall mounted
Valve Type Thermostatic
Number of Outlets 1
Diverter Function No
Anti-Scald Feature Yes
Cool-Touch Body No
Handle Shape Square
Valve Shape Square
Overall Width 263mm
Valve Body Height 35mm
Pipe Centres 150mm
Inlet Connection 3/4 BSP
Outlet Connection 1/2 BSP
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 8.8 l/min
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 12.6 l/min
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 18.1 l/min
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 22.2 l/min
Construction Material Brass
Finish Polished chrome
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Tails’ Take: Give an Exposed Shower a Sharper, More Tailored Finish

The Scudo Polished Chrome Square Exposed Shower Bar Valve brings clean architectural lines to a fitting that is usually treated as purely functional. Its long rectangular body, squared end controls and matching wall plates create a crisp, coordinated look beside angular shower heads, handsets and chrome accessories. Thermostatic temperature control and an anti-scald feature add practical reassurance, while the single-outlet layout keeps the shower arrangement straightforward. For a modern bathroom that needs visible brassware with real design presence, this Scudo valve makes a far stronger impression than a conventional rounded bar mixer.

Would This Square Bar Valve Suit Your Shower Setup?

Check the pipe centres, single-outlet layout and surrounding brassware before deciding whether its angular design fits your plan.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Coordinating Angular Chrome Brassware

The rectangular body, square controls and matching wall plates sit naturally with straight-edged shower heads, taps and accessories.

Showers Wanting Accessible Exposed Controls

The complete bar valve remains visible and easy to reach, avoiding the wall depth and preparation required for a concealed valve body.

Single-Outlet Shower Plans Needing Thermostatic Control

The valve serves one shower outlet and provides separate handling points for turning the flow on and setting the water temperature.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Showers Requiring Two Switchable Outlets

There is no diverter, so the valve cannot switch between a separate overhead shower and handset within a dual-outlet arrangement.

Customers Specifically Requiring a Cool-Touch Valve

The body is not confirmed as cool touch, so it will not meet a specification that requires that particular feature.

Pipework That Cannot Match 150mm Centres

The installation must accommodate the stated inlet spacing and the confirmed 3/4 BSP inlet connections.

Controls, Connections and Outlet Planning for the Scudo Bar Valve

What does each square control operate on this Scudo valve?

The left-hand control turns the shower flow on and off, while the right-hand control adjusts the thermostatic water temperature. A 38°C marking and safety button are positioned on the temperature control. The two matching square handles preserve the valve’s angular appearance while keeping the flow and temperature functions separate during everyday use.

Which measurements and connections must be checked before installation?

The hot and cold inlets are positioned at 150mm centres and use 3/4 BSP connections. The valve measures 263mm across and has a 35mm-high body, while the shower outlet beneath the bar uses a 1/2 BSP connection. Check these details against the finished wall, existing supply pipes and selected shower fitting before the pipework position is finalised.

What does the lack of a diverter mean for the finished shower?

This is a single-outlet valve, so it is intended to supply one connected shower function rather than switch water between two separate outlets. Choose the shower handset, riser or other compatible outlet around that arrangement. Customers planning both a fixed overhead shower and an independent handset will need a valve specifically designed with a suitable diverter.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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