Fitting an in wall shower

[compact]

Hi
Re-doing the bathroom and the other half likes the looks of those showers above the bath, where there is a circular control tap and then a few feet above, the shower head.

Questions:
Are these expensive or cheap? (quick look on B&Q, couldn't see them)
Easy to fit?
Can you fit it into a plasterboard stud wall, or should I build out a thin frame to hold the pipes, circular tap and head etc.?

I do like the look of them, as it all looks neat and hidden, running off the mains water (very good powerful quick boiler). But my DIY is so so....

I will have the trusty dad on board who is quite good at plumbing, done his own bathroom, shower room etc, but I want to have done all the reading, perp before I go and speak to him

Cheers

 

[Bahco]

Should be some in Screwfix.

 

[compact]

I did find one

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=A334834&ts=69318&id=23381

Aqualisa AquaValve Thermostatic Shower Chrome

But at £289 it is outside my budget.

Does anyone know where there is a larger and cheaper range?

 

[andyc2000]

I found some cheaper valves here:

http://www.taps4less.co.uk/

But I'm not sure of the quality. Anyone have any opinions on products from this web site? Otherwise I'm going to go for Grohe fittings myself.

Andy

 

[compact]

Cheers

This is getting closer to the style I like

http://www.taps4less.com/PP/Q-640CP.html

Though at £150 not too sure of the quality...

Anyone know of House of Amber?