Collection: Baril

Baril designs in suites — one look running from the lavatory faucet through the shower to the towel bar, with a shared series code on every part.

• Beaumont B20 — the deepest suite we carry, and the one that covers a whole bathroom on its own: faucets, shower kits, tub fillers, components and accessories.
• Petite B04 — the small-scale suite, for powder rooms and compact ensuites. Same valves, slimmer body.
• Sens B45 — contemporary, and mostly trim, so it suits a refresh where the plumbing stays put.
• Zip B66 — minimal and squared, with a matching set of accessories.
• Profile B46 — shower-led, with every kit offered in matched wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted versions.
• Rec B05 — rectangular spouts and flat escutcheons, for a bathroom built on straight lines.

If you are matching an existing Baril installation, look for the series code in the model number — B20 on Beaumont faucets, T20 on its trims, A20 on its accessories. Same number, same suite.

• Complete shower systems — thermostatic, pressure-balance and combined. See Shower Kits and Shower Faucets & Trims.
• Trims and valves — a deep bench, sold both as complete sets and trim-only. See Shower Rough-In Valves & Parts.
• Handles and controls — the largest single group, which is what lets you configure a shower rather than just buy one.
• Shower heads and arms, fixed and handheld.
• Faucets — including wall-mount bathroom faucets, single hole designs and tub fillers.
• Kitchen — a smaller range, including the Nox pot filler in 316L marine-grade stainless. See Kitchen Faucets and Pot Fillers.

Baril offers both, and this is the main decision in the range. A pressure-balance valve keeps the hot/cold ratio steady when pressure changes elsewhere in the house — it protects you from scalding, but the temperature can drift. A thermostatic valve holds an actual set temperature and lets you run several outlets at once. For a single shower head, pressure-balance is usually enough. For a rain head plus a handheld plus body sprays, thermostatic is the right answer.

Authorized Baril dealer, full manufacturer warranty. Over 3,000 of our products ship free anywhere in Canada; look for the free-shipping badge on the product page. Everything ships free within Ontario, and any order over $3,000 ships free Canada-wide. Baril shower items are commonly trim-only — send us the model and we will confirm which valve body your plumber needs.

Also see: Shower Faucets & Trims · Shower Kits · Shower Rough-In Valves & Parts · Bathtub Faucets

Where is Baril made?
In Trois-Rivières, Quebec. Baril has manufactured plumbing fixtures there since 1986, which generally means shorter lead times on replacement parts than imported brands.

What do the Baril series codes mean?
Each design suite has a code that appears in every model number — Beaumont is B20, and its trims and accessories carry T20 and A20. Matching the code is the reliable way to keep a bathroom consistent.

Should I choose a thermostatic or pressure-balance Baril shower?
Pressure-balance is usually sufficient for a single shower head. Choose thermostatic if you are running several outlets at once — a rain head plus a handheld plus body sprays — or if you want the water held at an exact set temperature.

Do Baril trims include the valve body?
Often not. Many items are trim-only, with the rough-in valve ordered separately. The product page states what is included; send us the model if it is not clear.

Can I mix Baril handles with another brand's valve?
No. Trims are engineered to specific valve bodies from the same manufacturer. Keep the trim and valve within one brand and one system.