Hudson Reed Revolution Bathroom Taps

Think about where your water supplies are and the look you want. There are eight deck-mounted and four wall-mounted Revolution options, so deck taps are the easier fit for most basins and baths with holes in the rim, while wall-mounted taps give a clean, contemporary look and free up basin or bath edges. If you have a countertop or a bath with pre-drilled holes, a deck-mounted mono or three-hole tap will suit; if your plumbing comes out of the wall and you want a minimalist, industrial aesthetic, pick a wall-mounted basin or bath mixer.

Our range offers 1 to 4 tap-hole configurations to match your basin or bath. A single-hole mono basin mixer gives a neat one-lever control; three-hole basin mixers separate hot and cold controls with a central spout; two-hole fittings are common for pairs of pillar taps; and four-hole products are typically used for deck-mounted bath shower mixers with spout, diverter and separate controls. For example, if your bath rim has four drilled holes and you want a deck-mounted shower mixer, choose the four-hole bath shower mixer in the range.

Yes, most of our range is designed for low-pressure systems, which are suitable for 0.1–0.4 bar. That means these taps will work well with gravity-fed systems and many traditional hot water cylinders. There is one item listed for high-pressure systems (1 bar+), so check the specific product pressure rating to match your system if you have mains pressure or a combi boiler.

Chrome gives a bright, reflective finish that matches most fixtures and is easy to coordinate, but it can show watermarks on hard water. Black offers a bold, contemporary feel that complements the range's industrial design and hides small marks, though limescale can be more noticeable on very hard water. Brushed brass brings warmth and a vintage-industrial character and is slightly more forgiving of fingerprints; pair brushed brass with warm wood or matte tiles to emphasise the industrial look.

Basin mixers are sized and shaped for basins and give single-lever control for temperature and flow, while bath fillers are designed to fill a bath quickly with a higher spout reach. Bath shower mixers (two items) combine a bath filler with a diverter and connection for a shower hose, so you get both filling and hand-shower functionality. If you want a hand shower for rinsing or a quick wash in the bath, choose the bath shower mixer; if you only need to fill the tub, a bath filler is simpler and neater.