Triton Showers

I recently had to replace the shower in my bathroom; the old one had lasted a long time but was very reluctant to get going in the mornings so I decided it had to go. I bought a Triton Caselona Electric shower, paying £112 from a local electrical discount store. The shower was simple to replace over the bath using the existing fittings, the only drawback being that the on-off switch is higher on the new unit than it was on the old one, so I have to stand on tiptoe to turn it on. This is a bit of a nuisance but it was not worth having to alter the fixings just to bring it down by an inch or two. The shower itself is surprisingly good for a ...  Read the complete review

As you are all probably bored with hearing by now, Dave and I have just bought a house in Llandudno in North Wales. It is an old house, having been built in 1896 and it was previously used as a guesthouse. Consequently there are certain things in the house that were geared to the comfort of the guests. One of my real loves in this house is the shower cubicle. At our old house in the Midlands we had a shower over the bath in a very tiny bathroom so when anyone took a shower the entire bathroom got soaked and it was so much trouble to clean everything I usually had a bath instead! Well we have been here since 2nd August and it is now 10th September and I have only ...  Read the complete review

I decided to replace our en-suite bathroom, since the person who constructed it obviously had done a bit of a 'rush' job, and whilst usable, it was never a place you felt entirely comfortable with (besides, it was all in pink!). The replacement shower was a Triton Ivory II shower, which came from Argos (I bought it on sale for £59.99, but price is now £74.99). I coupled it up with an Argos shower cubicle and tray, which gave me the entire package for around £200, and I must say I am incredibly happy with it all. Replacing an electric shower is something that any competent DIY'er should be able to do, since all that is really involved is ...  Read the complete review

I first bought a Triton electric shower three years ago,it was fine until two weeks after the guarantee ran out. It then started to have the annoying habit of covering you in icy cold water as soon as you were covered in soap. This is not a dramatic problem in the summer heat but on colder days at 6am it can be a rude awakening. Foolishly I purchased a new Triton shower last year a few days ago it developed the same problem. This time it was still covered by the gaurantee.No problem I thought a quick ring to the help line and an engineer was sent to deal with the repair. He wasnt sure what was causing the problem so he ...  Read the complete review

Triton Topaz T80si fitted one in 2005 all went well until it decided to burn out in the wiring supplying the heater cans, not good when the thing was in use at the time and smoke started billowing out the top. Got it changed under warranty engineer said it was a loose connection caused the problem. He replaced the whole unit with a new one good job! coud'nt fault the engineer. Worked great, performance was good until the replacement went down just outside the replacement warranty, tried to get triton to come out on a free visit but they would not have it they said it was outside warranty and would cost me £95 for a call out with parts included. I tried ...  Read the complete review