Averse

3-5 Days Lead Time

• Square Throughout Canopy, riser, valve body and handset all squared, so it sits with rectilinear tile and brassware rather than against it.
• Thermostatic Holds the temperature you set when pressure changes elsewhere in the house, rather than running hot and cold as taps open and close.
• Exposed Nothing chased into the wall, nothing buried behind it, no access panel to plan around. It fits where a concealed system cannot.

The same shower, drawn with a set square. Averse takes Pluvia's arrangement — fixed rain head, handset, one thermostatic valve — and squares every element of it: a flat square canopy overhead, a square-section riser, a rectangular valve body. In a bathroom of straight lines it disappears into the geometry instead of interrupting it. Which of the two is right is not a question of quality but of what the rest of the room is already doing. Square tile, a rectangular basin, squared-off brassware — Averse. Anything softer — Pluvia. Exposed rather than concealed, so nothing is chased into the wall and nothing is buried behind it, which makes it the answer where a concealed system would mean stripping tile back to the studs.

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