Oriana matt black round outlet elbow with wall bracket and shower handset
Oriana matt black round outlet elbow with wall bracket and shower handset

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Oriana Matt Black Round Outlet Elbow with Wall Bracket & Handset

Colour:Matt Black
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£34.99
Complete the Oriana set In Matt Black. Tick the pieces you want and add them in one go.
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Not every shower needs a full slide rail. The Oriana matt black round outlet elbow with wall bracket and handset gives you a compact, tidy set-up: a wall outlet, a fixed holder and a round handset, all in matt black brass. It takes up less wall space and has fewer parts to clean.

It's the natural partner to the Oriana fixed head and arm on a 2-outlet concealed valve: drench from above, and use the handset for rinsing and cleaning.

Specification

Finish Matt black
Material Brass
Includes Outlet elbow, wall bracket, handset
Weight 0.72kg
Guarantee 5 years, 1 year on moving parts

Frequently asked questions

Bracket or slide rail?
The bracket holds the handset at one height. Choose the slide rail kit if people of different heights share the shower.

Does it replace the outlet elbow?
Yes, the elbow is built in. You don't need the separate elbow.

Where should the bracket go?
Usually at shoulder height, beside the valve, where it's easy to reach from outside the spray.

Specification
  • Shape: Round

Help choosing

Will it work with your water system?

Choose your system to see what to look for.

  1. Exposed or concealed? Exposed valves sit on the wall and are easiest to fit or swap. Concealed valves go inside the wall for a clean look and are best fitted while the bathroom is being redone.
  2. Outlets. 1 outlet runs one head; 2 outlets add a handset; 3 outlets add a bath spout or body jets.
  3. Thermostatic is safer. It holds the temperature steady when someone runs a tap elsewhere.
  4. Match your finish. Stick to one finish name across taps, shower and accessories so everything matches.

Still not sure? Send us your measurements and we'll check for you.

Questions people ask

Will this work with my combi boiler?
Thermostatic showers work well with combi boilers and unvented cylinders, as long as your pressure is within the valve's working range shown in the Specification tab.
I have a tank in the loft. Will it work?
Gravity-fed systems usually give low pressure, so check the minimum water pressure. You may need a shower pump; the right pump depends on where your tank sits, so message us and we'll advise.
What are inlet centres?
The distance between the hot and cold inlets on an exposed bar valve. The UK standard is 150mm, and the supplied elbows allow a little adjustment.
Which side is hot?
UK convention is hot on the left and cold on the right. Check the fitting instructions before connecting.
Exposed or concealed?
Exposed valves fix to the wall surface, which suits renovations. Concealed valves sit inside the wall for a cleaner look but need the wall opening up, so they're best fitted before tiling.
Do I need a plumber?
We recommend a qualified plumber for all shower installations.

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