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Does anyone know of a bar mixer shower that has hot on the right and cold on the left?

Crossed hot hot and colds in a new bathroom that's already been tiled over?

thanks
 
Can't remember model name but Bristan do one with reversible ends
 
Grohe do a insert type kit for there grotherm range as well
 
Love this forum. Thanks for your help everyone!bit pricey for a bar mixer but looks like I'll have to go for that.
 
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