Low Matt Black Basin Mixer Tap with Black Slotted Waste
Low Matt Black Basin Mixer Tap with Black Slotted Waste is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Bring a bold, modern touch to your bathroom with this Low Matt Black Basin Mixer Tap, complete with a matching black slotted waste. Designed to blend style and functionality, this premium single-lever mixer tap stands at 170mm tall, making it a sleek and practical addition to any contemporary wash basin. The striking matt black finish offers a striking contrast against white basins, enhancing your bathroom with a refined, minimalist look.
Featuring a smooth waterfall flow, this tap delivers an elegant water stream while ensuring effortless usability. Built for durability, it includes an internal ceramic cartridge for long-lasting performance and smooth operation. Suitable for medium to high-pressure systems, it requires a minimum of 0.5 bar pressure for optimal functionality.
The accompanying black slotted waste is designed for basins with an overflow, offering both practicality and a cohesive aesthetic. This complete set also includes a fixing kit and two 50cm braided tap connectors for easy installation, ensuring a secure and hassle-free setup.
Features & Benefits:
- Premium half-turn mono-block mixer tap, designed for smooth and precise water control
- Bold matt black finish creates a striking contrast against white basins, enhancing modern bathroom aesthetics
- Engineered for medium to high-pressure water systems, ensuring consistent and efficient performance (minimum 0.5 bar pressure required)
Kit Contents
1 x Matt Black Single Lever Low Mixer Tap
1 x Black Slotted Waste
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