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Wall Mixers with Diverters for Bath & Shower

One control, two outlets: switch between bath spout, hand shower and overhead shower with a concealed diverter mixer.

Why choose Wall Mixers with Diverters from Lamex

  • One control switches flow between two outlets
  • Common pairing: bath spout with hand shower or overhead shower
  • Concealed rough-in for a clean, fully tiled finish
  • Available in brushed gold, brushed brass, matte black and chrome
  • WaterMark-compliant for Australian plumbing standards
  • Trade and retail pricing with fast Australia-wide dispatch

How to choose the right wall mixer with diverter

Start by deciding which two outlets you want the diverter to control. The most common setup is a bath spout paired with a hand shower or overhead shower, letting one mixer serve both bathing and showering without extra taps on the wall. Confirm the rough-in body matches the number of outlets and the specific trim kit you choose, since diverter bodies are not interchangeable with standard single-outlet wall mixer rough-ins.

If you want to fill the bath and run an overhead shower at once, you will need a three-way diverter or a separate shower system rather than a standard two-way diverter, so confirm this before your rough-in is set behind the tiles. As with any concealed tapware, order the rough-in early in a build or renovation, well before waterproofing and tiling, and keep the trim kit finish consistent with the rest of your bathroom tapware.

Frequently asked questions

What does a diverter do on a wall mixer?
A diverter redirects water flow between two outlets from a single wall mixer, most commonly switching between a bath spout and an overhead shower or hand shower, so you only need one control for both functions.
Can a wall mixer with diverter run a bath and shower at the same time?
No, a standard two-way diverter sends the full flow to one outlet at a time. If you want simultaneous bath filling and an overhead shower, you need a three-outlet diverter or a separate shower system.
Do I need a separate rough-in for a wall mixer with diverter?
Yes. A wall mixer with diverter uses its own rough-in body, different from a standard single-outlet wall mixer, because it needs to route water to two separate outlet connections. Confirm the rough-in and trim kit are matched before ordering.
What outlets can a wall mixer diverter control?
Common combinations are bath spout and hand shower, bath spout and overhead shower, or hand shower and overhead shower. The exact outlets depend on how your bathroom is plumbed and which fittings you connect to the rough-in.

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