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Shower Stations & Twin Shower Sets for a Complete Install

Pre-matched shower head, rail and hand shower combinations that install as one unit — in chrome, matte black, brushed gold and more.

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Cora multi-function twin shower set in chromeRegal mini multi-function shower set in matte blackMecca twin shower set with air shower in brushed bronze

Why choose a shower station or twin shower set from Lamex

  • Head, rail and hand shower supplied as one matched set, so finishes line up perfectly
  • Twin shower sets combine an overhead rain head with a separate handheld for everyday use
  • Top-inlet and bottom-inlet configurations available for different rough-in setups
  • Multi-function hand pieces with rain, massage and combination spray patterns
  • One box, one install — no need to source and match separate parts yourself
  • Trade quantities and pricing available for builders and renovators

How to choose the right shower station

The first decision is top-inlet or bottom-inlet. Check where your existing water pipe exits the wall — a top-inlet station connects to a pipe coming down from above the unit, while a bottom-inlet station connects to a pipe entering lower down. Getting this wrong means extra plumbing work, so confirm your rough-in before ordering, especially on a like-for-like replacement where you want to avoid opening up tiled walls.

Next, decide between a single-function station and a twin shower set. A single station suits smaller bathrooms or ensuites where one shower head covers everyday use. A twin set, with a fixed overhead head plus a separate handheld on a rail, gives more flexibility for washing children, pets, or rinsing the shower itself, and is worth the extra cost in a family bathroom. Check the box contents on each listing, since mixer taps are sometimes sold separately from the shower hardware.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a shower station and a twin shower set?
A shower station typically combines a fixed shower head with the mixer and hardware in one unit. A twin shower set adds a second, separate handheld shower on its own rail or bracket, giving you an overhead rain shower and a flexible handheld in the same install.
How do I know if I need a top-inlet or bottom-inlet shower station?
This depends on where your water pipe currently exits the wall. Check your existing rough-in or ask a plumber: top-inlet units connect to a pipe coming from above, bottom-inlet units connect to a pipe entering lower on the wall.
Can I install a shower station myself?
Basic head and rail swaps onto existing plumbing can often be done by a confident DIYer, but any work involving new pipework, mixer valves or wet-area sealing should be done by a licensed plumber.
Do shower stations include the mixer tap?
Some sets include a matching mixer, others are supplied as shower hardware only with the mixer sold separately. Check the individual product listing before ordering.

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