Shut-off valves and diverters

The collection includes the valves that shut off or divide the water before it reaches the mixer: shut-off valves, angle valves and diverters. There are 59 Bruma models, from 66 lei including VAT.

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About the Shut-off valves and diverters collection

The collection includes the valves that shut off or divide the water before it reaches the mixer: shut-off valves, angle valves and diverters. There are 59 Bruma models, from 66 lei including VAT.

What you will find

  • 1/2” and 3/4” shut-off valves, exposed or with a concealed body, to shut off the water on a circuit, for example the 3/4” shut-off valve with concealed body.
  • 1/2” x 3/8” angle valves, between the pipe in the wall and the mixer's flexible hose.
  • Concealed diverters, which switch the water from one outlet to another, for instance from the shower head to the hand shower.
  • Design versions in the Breeze, Imperial, Utopia, Royale, Clássico, Lune and X-Alpha series, so the handles match the mixer.

How to choose

  • Connection size: 1/2” is standard for most water points in the bathroom; 3/4” is used on higher-flow circuits, for example a multi-jet shower.
  • Exposed or concealed: a concealed valve leaves only the handle and rosette visible; it needs space in the wall and is installed before tiling.
  • Number of diverter outlets: count the water points you want to alternate between.
  • Finish: visible valves are made in Chrome, Black, White, Pearl Grey, Anthracite, Champagne and Copper, and the classic series also in Old Bronze or 24k Gold.

Diverters and shut-off valves complete a concealed shower built from separate parts. For the option with all outlets in a single mixer, see the thermostatic mixers.

The products are delivered by courier in about 5 working days, after ordering from the manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a shut-off valve and an angle valve?
An angle valve connects the pipe to a mixer's hose; a shut-off valve stops the water on a circuit, usually concealed.

Do concealed valves need a separate body?
Models "with concealed body" include it; for the others, check the product description.