BC Designs Bathroom Taps

Look at your basin or bath mixer surface to count the holes you already have, the BC Designs Victrion range includes single-hole, two-hole and three-hole options. The Victrion Basin Mixer with Waste is a single-hole deck-mounted mixer, a bath pillar pair will usually need two separate holes on the bath rim, and the crosshead wall-mounted basin mixer is a three-hole-style wall fitting. If you have a pressed-top or single-hole basin, a single-lever basin mixer is the straightforward choice; a freestanding bath or separate hot and cold controls will use the pillar or twin-lever options.

Single-lever taps give quick, one-handed control and are excellent if you want fast temperature adjustment for children or busy mornings. Crosshead controls offer a classic look and precise flow control but need two-handed operation, which suits traditionally styled bathrooms. Twin-lever or pillar taps are ideal for baths where you want separate hot and cold handles and a more period feel; the Victrion collection offers all three so you can match function to family needs.

Yes, the Victrion crosshead wall-mounted basin mixer is designed for wall installation and works well with countertop or vessel basins where you want a clear deck and tidy surface. It’s a great choice if you prefer a minimalist basin top or have limited space on the unit. Bear in mind the wall-mounted option is at the higher price point in the range, reflecting its specialised configuration.

The Victrion Basin Mixer listed specifically states "with Waste", so that model includes the basin waste. Other items in our collection, such as the bath pillar taps and the wall-mounted basin mixer are shown without that note, so you should confirm whether a separate waste or accessory is required for those. If you want an integrated waste, choose the CTB115 basin mixer to get it in the box.

The Victrion taps are finished in bright chrome, which pairs neatly with chrome showers, towel rails and accessories for a cohesive, classic look. Price-wise the range covers more economical pillar taps from around £105, mid-range basin mixers about £175 and premium wall-mounted mixers up from £315, so you can balance style and budget depending on which fixture you prioritise. If you want a period feel, choose crosshead or twin-lever styles; for contemporary convenience, the single-lever basin mixer works well.