Abstract: A wall mounted mixing valve having cold and warm water inlet connecting means with at least one of the connecting means being adjustably mounted in a support plate of the mixing valve so that the connecting means can be shifted parallel to the wall and the other connecting means mounted in the support plate forming a pivot bearing thereby providing means to accurately position the mixing valve with respect to the hot and cold water supply lines by adjusting the distance between the connecting means either horizontally or vertically along the wall.

Abstract: A tub filling and shower fitting having a change-over valve means is operatively coupled to tub spout inlet whereby the change-over valve means is shifted from a tub mode to a shower mode by swivelling of the tub inlet spout.

Abstract: This invention refers to a thermostatically controlled mixing valve for a sanitary installation. The mixing valve is provided with a chamber for mixing the hot and cold water. The mixing chamber has disposed therein, temperature sensing means which automatically adjusts the amount of hot and cold water entering therein to the pre-set temperature and also serves as an outlet which is coupled to a consumption or use point. The mixing valve is provided with either a cartridge which includes valve means for opening and closing the hot and cold water supply with means for proportioning the amount of hot and cold water entering the mixing chamber or a cartridge which includes means for proportioning the amount of hot and cold water entering the mixing chamber with automatic built-in back flow prevention valves for the hot and cold water supply; both cartridges being replaceable or interchangeable respectively within the housing of the mixing valve.

Abstract: This invention refers to a thermostatically controlled mixing valve for a sanitary installation. The mixing valve is provided with a chamber for mixing the hot and cold water. The mixing chamber has disposed therein, temperature sensing means which automatically adjusts the amount of hot and cold water entering therein to the pre-set temperature and also serves as an outlet which is coupled to a consumption or use point. The mixing valve is provided with either a cartridge which includes valve means for opening and closing the hot and cold water supply with means for proportioning the amount of hot and cold water entering the mixing chamber or a cartridge which includes means for proportioning the amount of hot and cold water entering the mixing chamber with automatic built-in back flow prevention valves for the hot and cold water supply; both cartridges being replaceable or interchangeable respectively within the housing of the mixing valve.