Shower Faucets Laval

Shower Faucets in Laval

A shower system is the fixture Laval renovators most often regret buying cheap. The rough-in valve goes inside the wall before the tile, so it has to be right the first time. We stock complete shower faucets and systems — rain head, hand shower on a sliding bar, tub spout, thermostatic or pressure-balanced valve — from Kodaen, Lauretta, NLB and HMD, delivered to Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont, Sainte-Dorothée and Duvernay.

Pressure-balanced or thermostatic?

Both are anti-scald valves, which the building code requires in Quebec. A pressure-balanced valve (Kodaen Madison, Elegante and NoHo) holds the hot-to-cold ratio steady when someone flushes a toilet — right for most Laval family bathrooms. A thermostatic valve (Kodaen Crystal and Diamond) holds an exact temperature you dial in, and controls flow separately, so a rain head, hand shower and body jets can run at the same time.

Delivery across Laval

We deliver shower faucets and shower systems to Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont, Sainte-Dorothée and Duvernay, and everywhere else in Laval. Most orders arrive within 5–10 business days. Orders over $600 ship free in Quebec; smaller sets ship at the rate shown at checkout.

Complete the set with a bathroom sink faucet in Laval and a bathroom vanity in Laval. For the full range, visit shower faucets Canada; tub fillers are in tub faucets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delivery take to Laval?

Most shower system orders to Laval arrive within 5–10 business days. Orders over $600 ship free in Quebec; below that, shipping is shown at checkout.

What is the difference between pressure-balanced and thermostatic?

A pressure-balanced valve keeps the hot-to-cold mix steady when pressure changes, so the shower doesn't scald when a toilet flushes. A thermostatic valve holds a set temperature and controls flow separately, so several outlets can run at once. Both meet Canadian anti-scald code.

Is the rough-in valve included?

Yes — Kodaen and Lauretta shower systems ship as complete kits: rough-in valve, trim plate, shower head, arm, hand shower and hose. Shower components sold separately are marked as such on the product page.

Can I install a shower system myself?

The rough-in valve goes inside the wall before tile, so plan it with a plumber during the renovation. Once the valve is set, the trim plate, shower head and hand shower bolt on in under an hour.

Will it work with my existing plumbing?

Kodaen and Lauretta valves connect to standard 1/2-inch supply lines. If you are replacing an old valve inside a finished wall, the trim plate covers the opening; check the plate size on the product page against your existing cut-out.