
Comfort in the Flow,
Design in the Detail
03. Taps & Mixers
Our taps and mixers meet the flow of water with architectural restraint and add to the comfort of a room. In residential and commercial projects they stand out for ergonomics and dependable performance as much as for their line: a balanced experience day to day, durability and quality over the years. Every detail is weighed so that function and design work together.
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Frequently asked questions
What determines the price of a bathroom mixer tap?
The body material, the quality of the cartridge, the finish (chrome, black, brushed) and the series it belongs to all set the price. With concealed mixers, the in-wall body and the visible trim are counted separately. Thermostatic models sit in a different class from mechanical ones. Once the model is settled, our store can quote the current price.
How is a bathroom mixer tap installed?
Shut off the isolating valves first and drain the line. Remove the old tap, renew the eccentric connectors and seals, and wrap the threads with PTFE tape. Tighten without forcing, then test for leaks at low pressure. Concealed and thermostatic systems involve in-wall work, so those are best left to a plumber.
What is the difference between a basin tap and a shower mixer?
A basin tap has a single outlet and mounts on the basin or the worktop. A shower mixer includes a diverter that switches between handset and overhead, and its wall connections sit at a standard centre distance. A bath mixer adds a spout on top of that. Keeping the same finish and series across them holds the room together visually.
The details are in our store.
Come in and let us talk it through on site.