List of featured suppliers of SHOWER CONTROLS on Building Products Index

Howarth Timber Group is renowned for its expertise across the industry. The group operates three divisions, Howarth Timber and Building Supplies. Howarth high performance windows, doors and conservatories. Howarth Timber Engineering for timber roof trusses.

AKW shower trays for the disabled. disabled shower enclosures, care showers bathroom for the disabled, shower enclosures for elderly, disabled access shower trays. Easy access bathrooms level access showering, easy access showering, disabled access showers, grab rails and shower seats. Shower chairs, kitchens for the disabled, disabled toilets and disabled bathroom equipment. Disability showers, disability adaptations, disabled kitchen products equipment for the elderly.

Impey Showers have pioneered many of the innovations which make the luxury and style of a fully inclusive level access wetroom accessible to all. Wetrooms add luxury, style and visual appeal to a home, and provide the perfect bathroom even in the smallest areas. They create a sense of space, dedicated to accessibility, luxury and relaxation which can't be achieved with a traditional bath and shower combination.

Twyford Bathrooms are a UK market leading sanitaryware manufacturer. Our vast ranges of sanitaryware include rimless toilets, baths, basins, urinals, taps and showers. Our products cover all sectors including specialist products for healthcare, education, commercial and domestic properties.

We develop, design, manufacture and distribute innovative washroom control products including water saving and efficient hydraulic and infrared urinal flush control valves, hands free hygienic WC flush valves for industry, the public sector and the commercial and domestic environment.

The Rodin Group Limited promotes environmentally friendly solutions in the two areas of Water Treatment and Water Conservation. Our range of Water Treatment & Water Conservation Products are suitable for commercial, healthcare, education, retail, food and industrial markets, where high water volume usage takes place. These sectors lend themselves to be the areas where the greatest water and energy savings can be achieved.