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| Category | Bathtub Faucet |
| Style | Modern |
| Faucet Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material of Handle | Stainless Steel |
| Installation Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Installation Holes | 2 |
| Valve Material | Ceramic Valve |
| Water pressure | 0.5mpa |
| Flow Rate | 1.8GPM(6.7L/min) |
| Cold and Hot Switch | Yes |
| Number of Handles | 2 |
| Distance between Mounting Holes | 135mm-165mm(5.3-6.5inch) |
| Spout Length | 13.78inch(350mm) |
| Hand Shower Measurement | 240mm(9.45inch) |
| Hose Length | 59.06inch(1.5m) |
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Reference: 40551
A smart choice for freestanding baths and contemporary bathroom schemes, this chrome floor-standing bath tap is shaped around a waterfall outlet and a convenient hand shower. The practical specification is rounded out by brass construction, a ceramic disc cartridge and floor-standing installation.
Reference: 41320
This zircon gold bath tap offers smooth hot and cold mixing for freestanding baths and contemporary bathroom schemes, balancing everyday function with contemporary styling. The specification combines copper construction with a ceramic disc cartridge and a neat deck-mounted installation format.
Reference: 41402
Made to suit freestanding baths and contemporary bathroom schemes, this gunmetal grey floor-standing bath tap delivers smooth hot and cold mixing in a well-proportioned design. Useful details include brass construction and floor-standing installation, with a ceramic disc cartridge for controlled operation.
Reference: 40555
For a polished update to freestanding baths and contemporary bathroom schemes, choose this brushed gold floor-standing bath tap with a waterfall outlet and a convenient hand shower. A combination of brass construction, a ceramic disc cartridge and floor-standing installation completes the well-resolved design.
Reference: 41336
Made to suit freestanding baths and contemporary bathroom schemes, this brushed rose gold bath tap delivers smooth hot and cold mixing in a well-proportioned design. Copper construction gives it a reassuring feel, while a ceramic disc cartridge supports smooth control; the format suits deck-mounted installation.