Bathroom Shower Tap

This model has no spout: it is used only to supply a shower. Its threaded outlet points upwards, in the middle of the body. It suits running up to a shower rail, a hose or the tube of a column without mixer.

The front is a rectangular plate set in front of the inlet bar, flanked by two square covers with rounded corners at each end. The long, flat lever drops vertically at rest.

A pictogram on the last photo shows the movement: to the left for hot water, to the right for cold.

The chrome version is mirror-polished. The version sold under the name “Black” is a brushed black whose edges reveal a copper edge, like oiled bronze: it gives a retro air to a shower with cement tiles or wood.

Both versions have the same dimensions and the same lever. For a coherent set, choose a rail and a shower head in a similar shade.

The supplier does not specify the centres or the contents of the parcel. On the copper finish, the edge is more visible on the edges than on the flat faces.

The upper outlet is a male thread: you screw on a shower hose with a 1/2″ (15x21) nut or the elbow of a column. Check the height available above the mixer if you plan to fit a rigid column.

The body is fixed onto two existing wall inlets, without drilling, using connectors suited to your centres. Measure this gap before ordering; if your inlets are not in place, have a plumber fit it.

Care: soapy water and a soft cloth, especially on the copper finish.