Minimalist Chrome Bath Taps
These BestBathrooms.com Bath Taps feature a contemporary, minimalist design, which complements the decor of any modern bathroom, en-suite facility or cloakroom. The tapered cross heads give easy control of the flow of hot and cold water into the bath.
The chrome taps utilise leading edge ceramic disc technology for ease of operation and durability. Although the taps are suitable for low pressure, a minimum operating pressure of 0.5 bar is recommended for best performance.
Victorian Cross Head Traditional Bath Taps
These BestBathrooms.com Bath Taps feature a Victorian design, which complements the decor of a traditional bathroom, en-suite facility or cloakroom. The rounded cross heads, with classic ceramic inserts, give easy control of the flow of hot and cold water into the bath.
The chrome taps are fitted with conventional, tried-and-trusted screw down valve mechanisms for ease of operation and durability.Chrome Plated Lever Basin Taps
These BestBathrooms.com Bath Taps feature a minimalist design, which complements the decor of a modern bathroom, en-suite facility or cloakroom. The slim levers give finger tip control of the flow of hot and cold water into the bath.
The chrome taps utilise leading edge, ceramic disc technology for ease of operation and durability.Oxford Bath Taps
A pair of traditional Oxford Bath Taps to compliment our Oxford sink taps collection. The pair of traditional bath taps are manufactured from solid brass and come with quarter turn ceramic disc technology and are suitable for water pressure systems from 0.2 bar to 3.0 bar.Canterbury Basin Taps
A pair of sink taps with traditional quarter turn ceramic disc valves with 4 spoke handles and a chrome finish. Matching bath taps also available.More pages Bath taps bathroom taps and brassware
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