Trying to identify brand of taps and showerhead

[steven4diynot]

About 15 years ago I had a bathroom fitted with a thermostatic valve feeding the bath and the showerhead above. The (plastic!) covers on the taps now fall off when touched and need to be kept pressed to operate. The showerhead sprays sideways too since I left in a descaler overnight.

Maybe time to replace parts or the whole lot, but being built in the wall (never again) I am a bit restricted on options.

My first step is to try and identify the brand. There is only a logo on the taps and nothing on the showerhead. Pictures attached. Can anyone recognise the brand and possibly the model?

Taps

Thermostatic controller and tap

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This photo should be in portrait mode: the tap shown on the left is actually above the...

Under the cover

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The tap cover is made of plastic and it no longer stays attached to tap unit.

Logo on tap

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Tap cover resting on its side to show unknown brand logo

Showerhead

Showerhead

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Threaded pipe to showerhead

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Showerhead connector

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[Elkato531]

Looks like a Trevi.

You can email your pics to showerdoc.com for identification and spares.

 

[ChrisR]

Not a Trevi I don't think. I recognise it because I had to source the bits...

Forgotten, though.


Crosswater Sol??

Later...
Yep, found it, it is.

There was some problem with repairing it. I think only some parts are still available and didn't include the knob, which was past using.

Cue large hole in wall....

 

[steven4diynot]

Thank you, ChrisR.

The logo on the taps appears on some of the images on:

EuroSanitari

I found another post in this forum with products from the same maker:

Similar post on DYInot.com

I have tried looking for spares on ShowerDoc, but no luck (thanks anyway, Elkato531).

The hunt continues...

 

[GavThePlumber]

Rip it all out, i think you have had you money's worth after 15 years

 

[steven4diynot]

One of these years I'll have the bathroom done anew.

For now I fixed the loose tap covers with a slightly longer screw replacing the original.

The showerhead I fixed by padding the worn out washer with some elastic bands. Let's see how long it lasts...

Thank you all for you tips...