Deck mounted mixer tap

A lot of properties still feature separate taps for hot and cold water. They take up a lot of space around your basin and make it difficult to wash your hands, providing you with scolding hot or freezing cold water. You can easily avoid this with a mixer tap. They connect both your hot and cold feed to the same tap body, using just a single tap hole on your basin. They’re easy to control with twin levers and allow you to get your desired water temperature each and every time.

Traditional meets contemporary

Don't make your bathroom taps an afterthought! The type of taps you choose can really enhance your bathroom aesthetic. The design of this basin mixer tap flawlessly combines traditional design with a contemporary edge. The crosshead handles and curved spout paired with the unique bold geometric edges create a truly unique piece that boasts with style.

Twin crosshead handles

Finely tuning the perfect water temperature can sometimes be a bit tricky. Adjusting the lever bit by bit is frustrating and unnecessary especially when a twin crosshead handle tap can do this for you much more efficiently. One handle controls the hot and the other the cold to bring perfect harmony to your bathroom.

Water-saving aerator feature

Aerator taps feature a clever filter within the spout which injects air into the water and acts as a sieve, turning a single flow of water into many smaller streams. This eliminates the risk of splash back and reduces the amount of water you use which will lower your water bill!

Durable solid brass build

Solid brass is known for its durability and long life in wet corrosive environments. Tap bodies made from brass will last decades, and can stand up to a lot of wear and tear. In fact, brass fixtures almost always stand up to hot water damage and other corrosive environmental factors better than any other material, including plastic and steel. Plus, its sturdiness makes it hard to damage through daily use.

Flow Rates (l/min):

• 0.2 Bar - 1.1
• 0.5 Bar - 2.1
• 1 Bar - 3.8
• 1.5 Bar - 4.5
• 2 Bar - 5.8
• 3 Bar - 7.5
• 6 Bar - 10.5