Installing a new shower faucet set is one of the most effective ways to upgrade your bathroom’s functionality and comfort. Whether you’re replacing an old faucet or fitting a new one in a renovation project, the installation process requires precision and the right materials. A properly installed faucet ensures reliable performance, prevents leaks, and enhances the overall shower experience.
At Global EMYSA, our shower faucet sets are engineered under German quality standards, designed for easy installation, stable water flow, and long-term durability.
A shower faucet set typically includes several integrated components that control water flow and temperature. These may vary depending on whether the system is exposed or concealed, but the key elements include:
Mixer Valve: Combines hot and cold water.
Diverter Control: Switches between the showerhead, handheld sprayer, or tub spout.
Handle(s): Allow adjustment of temperature and pressure.
Showerhead and Hose: Deliver water to the user.
Wall Elbows, Mounts, and Connectors: Secure components in place.
All EMYSA faucet sets feature solid brass bodies, ceramic cartridges, and corrosion-resistant finishes, ensuring both function and aesthetics meet professional-grade expectations.
Before beginning installation, prepare the following tools and materials:
| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Adjustable wrench | Tighten and loosen fittings |
| Drill (for concealed systems) | Mount or create holes in the wall |
| Plumber’s tape (Teflon tape) | Seal threaded joints |
| Screwdriver | Remove and secure handles or panels |
| Level ruler | Ensure horizontal alignment |
| Silicone sealant | Waterproof edges and fittings |
| Bucket and cloth | Clean area and collect excess water |
Tip: EMYSA’s universal G1/2” and G3/4” fittings make installation compatible with most international plumbing systems.
Turn off both hot and cold water lines at the main valve. Open the old faucet to release any remaining pressure.
Loosen the existing faucet fittings using a wrench. Detach the hoses and wall mounts. Clean the threads and remove any old Teflon tape or sealant.
Mark the correct mounting points on the wall using a level. The mixer should align horizontally with the showerhead position. For concealed models, ensure the valve depth matches your wall thickness.
Apply plumber’s tape to all threaded joints. Attach the EMYSA mixer valve to the hot and cold pipes. Tighten gently to prevent cross-threading.
Check that the hot water line connects to the left side and the cold water line to the right, following the standard orientation.
Attach the riser pipe, overhead shower arm, and handHeld Shower bracket. Connect hoses securely, ensuring the rubber washers are seated properly.
EMYSA’s precision-engineered diverters allow effortless switching between water outlets while maintaining even pressure.
Apply silicone sealant around fittings and wall openings. Restore the water supply and test each function—hot, cold, and diverter.
Check for leaks, adjust the temperature control, and ensure stable flow from both shower outlets.
| Feature | Exposed Faucet Set | Concealed Faucet Set |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Visible pipework and fittings | Hidden within wall |
| Installation Difficulty | Easier, no wall cutting | Requires precise wall recess |
| Maintenance | Simple and accessible | Needs wall access for servicing |
| Aesthetic Style | Industrial or classic | Modern and minimalist |
EMYSA provides both installation types. The exposed series suits fast renovations, while the concealed series fits modern bathrooms seeking a clean, seamless finish.
Skipping Teflon tape: Leads to leaks at joints.
Over-tightening connections: May crack brass fittings.
Incorrect alignment: Causes uneven spray and poor aesthetics.
Ignoring water pressure compatibility: May affect flow performance.
No waterproofing: Gaps around wall fittings can lead to hidden leaks.
To avoid these issues, follow installation instructions carefully or consult a licensed plumber if unsure.
Proper maintenance ensures long-term performance and durability:
Wipe the faucet and showerhead after each use to prevent scale buildup.
Clean aerators and nozzles monthly with a vinegar-water solution.
Inspect rubber seals annually and replace if worn.
Avoid abrasive cleaners that damage finishes.
All EMYSA faucets undergo 500,000 operation cycle testing and 96-hour salt spray corrosion resistance tests, guaranteeing superior performance even in high-humidity environments.
Upgrading to a Global EMYSA shower faucet system offers:
Precise Thermostatic Control: Keeps water temperature steady within ±1°C.
Premium Materials: Solid brass construction with anti-corrosion finish.
Stylish Designs: Available in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and gold.
Easy Installation: Universal fittings and balanced water pressure design.
Certified Quality: Complies with WRAS, CE, and ISO9001 standards.
Every EMYSA product combines German craftsmanship with modern innovation, ensuring your bathroom not only looks stunning but also performs flawlessly.
Installing a new shower faucet set enhances both the beauty and functionality of your bathroom. By following the correct steps—preparation, connection, sealing, and testing—you can achieve a professional, leak-free installation that will last for years.
Global EMYSA, headquartered in Kaiping City, Guangdong, produces precision-engineered shower systems trusted across Europe and Australia. Built with German-standard thermostatic valves, premium brass materials, and stylish finishes, EMYSA provides the perfect combination of comfort, safety, and long-lasting reliability for modern bathrooms.
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