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Embrace classic design and practical performance with our selection of 2 tap hole kitchen taps. These taps are ideal for those who prefer a more traditional setup, with separate hot and cold controls and a timeless aesthetic that suits any classic or farmhouse-style kitchen. Kitchen mixer taps can also come with 2 tap holes for a more traditional look.

Our kitchen taps for 2 tap hole sinks come in a variety of styles and finishes, from chrome and brushed nickel to antique brass. Perfect for pairing with Belfast sinks or ceramic basins, these taps add character and charm while delivering reliable performance.

You’ll find both pillar taps and bridge-style mixer taps in this collection, with each model designed for durability, ease of use, and efficient water control.

If you're replacing existing 2 tap hole fixtures or designing a kitchen with vintage appeal, this range offers plenty of choice and flexibility.

Shop at Plumbworld for high-quality 2 tap hole kitchen taps and enjoy FREE Delivery, competitive prices, and trusted brands you can rely on.

 
 
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Eastlake Traditional Brushed Brass Kitchen Mixer Tap with Crosshead Levers

Eastlake
£129.00 inc
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Eastlake Traditional Brushed Brass Kitchen Mixer Tap with White Levers

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Clearwater Rococo Brushed Nickel Kitchen Mixer Tap with Pull Out Rinse

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Clearwater
£324.48 inc
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Clearwater Rococo Matt Black Kitchen Mixer Tap with Pull Out Rinse

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£342.40 inc
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Perrin & Rowe Ionian Chrome Kitchen Taps - Crosshead

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Perrin & Rowe
£370.15 inc
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Perrin & Rowe Provence Nickel Bridge Kitchen Mixer Tap

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£704.35 inc
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Perrin & Rowe Ionian Gold Bridge Kitchen Mixer Tap - Crosshead

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How do I pick the right basin width for a small cloakroom or a full bathroom?

Measure the available wall space and allow at least 50–60mm clearance each side for taps and movement; compact sizes on the site start at 440–450mm and work well in cloakrooms, while 500–550mm gives more washing space in a family bathroom. If you want a statement or double-ended wash area, the console basins come much larger at 845mm or 1082mm. For example, a 450mm RAK compact wall-hung basin fits neatly in narrow cloakrooms, whereas an 845mm Washington console suits a large, traditional bathroom.

Are 2 tap hole basins suitable if you or a family member use a wheelchair?

Yes, many 2 tap hole basins are offered as wall-hung or corner models so you get open space beneath for knee clearance and wheelchair approach. You keep separate hot and cold control while improving accessibility by fitting lever taps or sensor taps that are easier to operate. A wall-hung 450mm basin installed at an appropriate height gives good reach and under-basin space for a wheelchair user.

What's the practical difference between wall hung, semi-recessed and console basins?

Wall-hung basins free up floor space and allow wheelchair access, making them ideal for cloakrooms and accessible bathrooms. Semi-recessed basins tuck partly into a vanity or unit, saving depth in narrow rooms while still offering some cupboard space. Console basins are larger, freestanding and very traditional in look, so choose a console (for example the 845mm or 1082mm Washington) when you want a classic aesthetic and a roomy wash area.

Can I fit lever or sensor taps to a 2 tap hole basin and will that help someone with limited hand strength?

Absolutely, the two tap holes are designed for separate hot and cold controls, and fitting lever taps gives a long handle for easier grip and less force. Sensor taps are also compatible where you want touch-free operation, which removes the need to twist handles altogether. Both options are practical for someone with reduced dexterity and work well on compact basins like the 450mm RAK models.

How do the materials listed, ceramic and vitreous china, affect look and durability?

Vitreous china has an extra glassy glaze that makes it harder, more stain-resistant and less prone to chips, and most of the range here is vitreous china; ceramic offers a good finish at lower price points and suits lighter-use areas. For a busy family bathroom or a frequently used cloakroom choose vitreous china for long-term resilience, while ceramic can be fine in a spare guest loo. Brands such as RAK Ceramics commonly use vitreous china for a durable gloss finish.