I want to keep my current plumbing setup, so which shower should I get?

Unfortunately, the most common initial step in changing or upgrading a shower is to change the brass valve in the wall (behind the control handle). This usually requires a few minor alterations to ensure good connections on your new valve. Fortunately, this valve change only involves minimal opening of the wall - usually only removal of the existing shower control handle and external components - to access most showers’ valves.

If you already have a Kingston Brass valve, then you should be able to just replace the trim on the outside of the wall to restore or update it.

Our shower valves: https://www.kingstonbrass.com/category/shower/rough-in-valves/

Our most popular shower valve: https://www.kingstonbrass.com/product/kingston-brass-kb3631v/

The Pressure Balance Cartridge for Above (if you just need this part - the most commonly replaced portion of an existing valve): https://www.kingstonbrass.com/product/kingston-brass-kbrp3631c/

If you need help selecting your new trim, showerhead or want advice selecting add ons like slide bars, hand showers, or any other shower related product, please contact [e-mail]