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Vintage Bathroom Faucet, Brass Basin Faucet, Hot and Cold Basin Mixer Tap, Single Handle Basin Faucet, Antique Brass MUMU

~~£101.49~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Permu UK

Product information

Description

General description

The Vintage Bathroom Faucet features a retro and elegant design, making it suitable for various settings including homes, kitchens, bathrooms, restaurants, and hotels. This antique brass basin mixer tap allows for easy control of hot and cold water with a single handle, ensuring a comfortable and unique addition to your space.

Technical specifications

Material: Solid brass with an antique brushed surface

Installation diameter: 1.4 inches

Threaded pipes: G 1/2 inch for hot and cold water

Water-saving feature: Up to 40% reduction in water usage

Tested ceramic valve core: 500,000 cycles

Installation

The vintage bathroom faucet is designed for flush-mounted installation with a single hole. It requires an installation diameter of 1.4 inches and comes with G 1/2 inch threaded hot and cold pipes.

Usage

Control hot and cold water easily with one hand, allowing for precise adjustment of water flow and temperature. The faucet is equipped with an ABS aerator that ensures smooth water flow, is anti-splash, and is easy to clean. Maintenance is simplified as the bubbler can be removed with silicone gloves to prevent clogging.

Other information

High-quality ceramic valve core for durability and resistance to aging and dripping

Activated carbon filter in the nozzle to filter dirty water and prevent splashing

Features

Brand
YMYNY
Height
5 cm
Material
Brass
Colour
Black
Pipe thread size
1/2" (15x21)

Advice from

Bathroom tap buying guide

Whether used for a wash basin, shower or bath, taps are essential to your bathroom. Make savings with a thermostatic mixing valve or choose style with a vintage dual handle mixer or waterfall tap. From traditional spouts to aerators, there are plenty of options out there. Read on to find the right bathroom tap for you!

Read our guide

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