Showers

Shower products span several distinct categories — shower heads (fixed, handheld, rainfall, filtered), shower faucets and valve trim, shower bases and pans, complete steam shower enclosures, and outdoor showers for pool areas, patios, and backyard installations. Material finishes include chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass, bronze, gold, and oil-rubbed bronze — matching across bathroom faucet and accessory collections for a coordinated bathroom design.

The Trade Table carries showers and shower components from Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, Maya Bath, and Rinse — covering indoor bathroom showers, steam shower enclosures, outdoor showers, and shower accessories for residential remodels, new construction builds, and bathroom upgrades.

Showers | Shower Heads, Faucets, Steam Showers & Outdoor Showers

A residential shower system starts with the valve — the control mechanism behind the wall that mixes hot and cold water and directs flow to the shower head, handheld sprayer, or body jets. The valve trim (the visible handle, plate, and controls on the wall surface) operates the valve and defines the shower's visual design. Shower heads attach to the valve outlet and deliver water in fixed, handheld, rainfall, or combination configurations.

Shower heads are the most frequently upgraded shower component. Fixed shower heads mount to a wall arm at a set height and angle. Rainfall shower heads mount overhead from the ceiling or an extended wall arm, delivering a wide, gentle water pattern that simulates natural rainfall. Handheld shower heads connect to a flexible hose for targeted rinsing, accessibility, and versatility. Filtered shower heads include integrated water filtration that reduces chlorine, sediment, and hard water minerals before the water reaches the bather.

Shower faucets and valve trim control water temperature and flow. Single-handle shower faucets adjust temperature and flow with one lever. Two-handle shower faucets use separate hot and cold controls for precise temperature blending. Thermostatic shower valves maintain a set temperature regardless of pressure changes elsewhere in the home — preventing the sudden hot or cold surges common with standard pressure-balancing valves.

Steam showers are sealed enclosures with integrated steam engines that fill the space with therapeutic steam for spa-quality bathing. The Trade Table carries complete pre-built Maya Bath steam shower enclosures with integrated whirlpool tubs, massage jets, aromatherapy, chromatherapy, and entertainment systems — ready to install with water, drain, and electrical connections.

Outdoor showers provide rinse-off stations for pool areas, beach houses, backyard living spaces, and post-activity cleanup. Rinse outdoor showers are freestanding units that connect to a standard garden hose — requiring no plumbing rough-in, no hot water connection, and no permanent installation. Freestanding outdoor showers can be relocated seasonally and stored during winter months.

Shower bases and pans form the waterproof floor of the shower enclosure. Materials include acrylic, fiberglass, solid surface, and tile-ready bases for custom installations. Shower bases are sized to match standard enclosure dimensions and include integrated drain connections.

Shower Options

• Fixed, handheld, and rainfall shower heads in multiple finishes
• Filtered shower heads reducing chlorine and hard water minerals
• Single-handle and two-handle shower faucets and valve trim
• Thermostatic shower valves for consistent temperature control
• Maya Bath complete pre-built steam shower enclosures
• Rinse freestanding outdoor showers with garden hose connection
• Shower bases and pans in acrylic, fiberglass, and solid surface
• Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass, bronze, and gold finishes
• Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, Maya Bath, and Rinse brands

Benefits of Buying Showers from The Trade Table

• Complete shower product coverage from heads to bases to steam enclosures
• Finish matching across shower heads, faucets, and bathroom accessories
• Premium and specialty brands not always stocked at local retailers
• Pre-built steam shower enclosures eliminating custom construction
• Outdoor shower options requiring no plumbing rough-in
• Filtered shower head options for water quality improvement
• Specification guidance on matching components to existing plumbing

Common Uses for Shower Purchases

• Full bathroom remodels specifying coordinated shower head, faucet, and base
• Shower head upgrades from builder-grade to rainfall or filtered models
• Shower faucet replacements upgrading from single-handle to thermostatic
• Steam shower installations adding spa features to master bathrooms
• Outdoor shower additions for pool areas, patios, and beach properties
• New construction builds specifying complete shower packages per bathroom
• Accessibility upgrades with handheld shower heads and barrier-free bases
• Water quality improvements through filtered shower head installation

Why Buy Showers from The Trade Table?

The Trade Table helps customers source the right shower products for the specific project — whether that's a complete master bath shower remodel, a rainfall shower head upgrade, a pre-built steam shower enclosure, or a freestanding outdoor shower. Our team provides guidance on finish matching across shower and bathroom fixture collections, steam shower sizing, outdoor shower placement, and filtered shower head selection. We carry showers from Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, Maya Bath, Rinse, and additional residential shower brands.

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Shower FAQs

What types of showers are there?

Residential showers include standard fixed-head showers, rainfall showers with overhead delivery, handheld showers on flexible hoses, combination showers with multiple head types, steam showers with integrated steam engines for therapeutic bathing, and outdoor showers for pool and patio rinse-off. Within each type, options vary by head style, valve configuration, enclosure design, and finish material.

How much does a new shower cost?

Shower costs vary widely by scope. A shower head upgrade runs $50-$300. A shower faucet and valve replacement runs $200-$800 for the fixture plus installation. A complete shower remodel with new base, enclosure, valve, and head runs $3,000-$8,000+ depending on materials and labor. Pre-built Maya Bath steam shower enclosures with integrated whirlpool and entertainment run $4,000-$7,500. Rinse freestanding outdoor showers start under $500 for hose-connected models.

What is a rainfall shower head?

A rainfall shower head mounts overhead — from the ceiling or an extended wall arm — and delivers water in a wide, gentle pattern that simulates natural rainfall falling straight down onto the bather. Rainfall heads are typically 8 to 12 inches in diameter, significantly larger than standard 4-5 inch fixed shower heads. The wider coverage and softer water pressure create a more luxurious showering experience compared to standard high-pressure heads.

What is a filtered shower head?

A filtered shower head includes an integrated water filter that removes chlorine, sediment, heavy metals, and hard water minerals from the water before it reaches the bather. Filtered shower heads help reduce dry skin, brittle hair, and irritation caused by chlorinated or hard water. Filter cartridges typically last 3-6 months depending on water quality and usage, and are replaceable without removing the shower head itself.

Can I install an outdoor shower without plumbing?

Yes. Rinse freestanding outdoor showers connect to a standard garden hose and require no plumbing rough-in, no hot water connection, and no permanent installation. These units provide cold water rinse-off for pool areas, beach access, gardening cleanup, and post-activity bathing. Freestanding outdoor showers can be relocated seasonally and stored during winter. Permanent outdoor showers with hot water require plumbing rough-in and are typically installed by a licensed plumber.

How do I choose a shower faucet finish?

Match the shower faucet finish to the bathroom's existing or planned fixtures — faucets, towel bars, cabinet hardware, and lighting. Chrome is the most versatile and affordable. Brushed nickel hides water spots and fingerprints. Matte black delivers modern contrast. Brass and gold add warmth to traditional and transitional designs. The Trade Table carries shower faucets across all major finishes from Kohler and Kingston Brass, allowing coordination across the full bathroom fixture set.