Collection: Baril Beaumont B20

• Lavatory faucets — single-hole, high single-hole, 8" centre-to-centre, and wall-mounted in both single-lever and two-handle. The 8" is offered with cross or lever handles, which is the main thing that shifts Beaumont between traditional and transitional.
• Complete shower kits — pressure-balance, thermostatic, and Baril's combined thermostatic pressure-balanced systems with one-, two- and three-way diverters. Wall arm or 6" ceiling arm on most.
• Tub fillers — floor-mounted, wall-mounted and two-piece deck-mounted, with or without hand shower.
• Shower components — round 6" five-spray and round 10" heads, one- and three-spray anti-limestone hand showers, sliding bars, supply elbows, and wall arms at 10", 12" and 18" or ceiling arms at 3", 6", 9" and 12".
• Accessories — towel bars at 12", 18", 24" and 30", bathrobe holders and a toilet paper holder, all in the matching finish.

Almost every Beaumont shower item exists in two forms: a complete kit (PRO- or PRR- prefix) that includes the valve body, and a trim-only version (TRO- or TRR-) that is the visible parts alone. Trim-only is correct when the rough-in valve is already in the wall, which is the usual case on a trim swap. It is wrong on a new build, and discovering that after the tile is up is expensive.

If you are not sure, send us the model number and we will confirm which rough-in valve your plumber needs.

Beaumont is offered in all three, and this decision is made before the wall closes.

Pressure-balance holds the hot/cold ratio steady when someone runs a tap elsewhere in the house. It protects against scalding but the temperature can drift a little. Enough for a single shower head.

Thermostatic holds an actual set temperature and can supply several outlets at once. The right answer for a rain head plus a handheld, or anything with body sprays.

Thermostatic pressure-balanced combines both in one valve, with the diverter built in. This is what most of the larger Beaumont kits use.

Because Beaumont runs across faucets, shower, tub and accessories, it is worth planning the whole room at once rather than ordering in stages — finishes can shift slightly between production runs. Also see Bathroom Faucets, Shower Kits, Bathtub Faucets and Bath Accessories.

Authorized Baril dealer, full manufacturer warranty, and because Baril manufactures in Quebec the cartridges and seals stay available years later rather than waiting on a container. 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.

Also see: all Baril · Shower Faucets & Trims · Shower Rough-In Valves · Single-Hole Faucets

What does the B20 in Beaumont B20 mean?
It is Baril's internal series code. Every Beaumont part carries it — B20 on faucets, T20 on trims, A20 on accessories — which makes it easy to confirm that two items belong to the same suite.

Do Beaumont shower kits include the valve?
The complete kits do. Trim-only versions do not — they are the handles, head and spout, for a wall that already has a valve in it. The product page states which you are looking at.

Can I mix Beaumont trim with another brand's valve?
No. Trims are engineered to a specific manufacturer's valve body. Keep the trim and the rough-in within Baril.

Cross handles or lever handles?
Cross reads traditional, lever reads contemporary, and both are offered on the 8" centre-to-centre lavatory faucet. Choose for the room, not the plumbing — they are functionally identical.

Is Beaumont available in more than one finish?
Yes, and the finish code sits at the end of the model number. Order the whole room at once so every piece comes from the same run.