Shower Valves - What are valve stops? - eFaucets.com

The shower faucet valve inside the wall can come equipped with hot and cold shut-offs. They’re usually located on either side of the trim connection, and provide a way for you to work on your shower and/or tub system without turning off the water to your entire house.

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