Fitzroy of London Bathroom Taps

Sequential refers to the single-lever control that operates flow and temperature in sequence: you lift or press the lever to start water flow, then move it left or right to set temperature. That gives you precise one-handed control and helps avoid sudden temperature swings when you turn the tap. For everyday use you can gently lift for a small, economical flow or fully lift for maximum flow and then dial in the warmth.

As a basin mixer, this tap is designed for basins with a single tap hole, so it will suit most standard hand basins and countertop basins built for a mono mixer. It’s a deck-mounted chrome mixer, so it won’t be suitable if you have a three-hole basin setup or require a wall-mounted fitting. If your basin already has one central hole for a mixer, this tap is the right type.

Chrome is a hard-wearing, corrosion-resistant finish that gives a bright, reflective look and wipes clean easily with a soft cloth. Its smooth surface hides water marks less than some matt finishes, but regular gentle wiping keeps it bright without special products. The PRO designation and Fitzroy of London’s emphasis on durability mean the finish is chosen for long-term use in a bathroom environment.

The Fitzroy PRO Sequential Basin Mixer is positioned as a premium yet affordable option, reflecting the brand's focus on timeless design and modern functionality; the current price sits at a lower price point. You get the refinements of a sequential single-lever mixer and a durable chrome finish without the very high-end designer mark-up, so it's a strong choice if you want quality styling and reliable daily performance. If you're updating a guest or family bathroom and want a balanced blend of style and practicality, it's sensible value.

Yes, the sequential mechanism gives you fine control of both flow and temperature, so you can run a gentle stream for face-washing or open the flow fully to fill the basin quickly. Because temperature and flow are adjusted separately via the same lever, you can set a comfortable temperature first and then alter flow without upsetting the balance. That makes simple tasks quicker and safer, especially when you want to avoid sudden hot bursts.