Traditional Wall Mounted Bath Filler Tap

Ideal for Victorian design bathrooms and spaces, this elegantly crafted wall mounted bath filler tap has intricate detailing and serves with a single outlet design. With installation and fixation made easy with two tap holes, this adornment fulfils all requirements to ensure your everyday routine is as blissful as ever.

Requiring a minimum water pressure of 0.5 bar, the luxury bathroom tap fits well with the plumbing systems of all modern homes and is an ideal medium water pressure adornment. It is designed with an advanced technology ceramic disc cartridge that seals the outlets when not in use, preventing unwanted leaks and drips.

This traditional bath shower mixer tap is defined by the white lever handles that blend perfectly with the gold hue of the overall piece. It provides manual controls for hot and cold water flow and ensures glitch-free usability. The wide, round spout completes the design, giving the entire fitting an elevated sense of timelessness.

The wall mounted bath filler tap has circular base plates that allow quick fixation on any surface you choose to mount it on. Owing to the sturdy brass manufacturing and a graded brushed finish, this detail allows prolonged usage, allowing a rust-free and abrasion-proof utility.

Giving you the maximum of what your space has to offer, the brushed brass bath filler mixer tap is further assured with a guarantee of 15 years from the manufacturer, granting a quality buy worth investing in for a modish bathroom.

Features and Benefits:

• Sturdy brass manufacturing with a brushed brass finish
• Dual white lever handles
• Round, wide spout regulates smooth water flow
• High rust resistance with scratch-proof properties
• Quick cleaning and minimal maintenance requirements
• Minimum water pressure requirement of 0.5 bar
• Manually controlled temperature settings
• Wall mounted structure with 2 tap holes
• Traditional single outlet design
• Ceramic disc cartridge prevents leaks and drips
• Manufacturer’s guarantee of 15 years