Two Lever Basin Mixer Tap With Pop-up Waste - Nickel

Renovation plans call for details that stand the test of time—and this Victorian basin mixer tap delivers just that. Perfect for classic bathroom upgrades, it brings a touch of vintage charm while meeting modern expectations for performance and ease.

Crafted from premium brass with a soft brushed nickel finish, features a round body and a curved fixed spout that stands at 112mm in height. It’s designed to offer a smooth, steady flow that suits everyday use with elegance.

A true nod to period style, this traditional basin mixer tap with pop up waste includes twin lever handles marked with white ceramic indices to easily identify hot and cold. The integrated waste is controlled by a subtle knob placed neatly between the levers, offering a practical feature that blends beautifully with the traditional aesthetic.This brushed nickel basin tap ensures long-lasting, drip-free use—even with a minimum water pressure of 0.2 bar. This combination of classic form and modern reliability makes it a standout addition to any traditional suite.

With the distinctive character of an old fashioned sink tap, this piece doesn’t just look the part—it’s built to last. Supported by a 15-year manufacturer guarantee, offering confidence and style for years to come.

Prefer a different handle style? A version with classic crosshead handles is also offered, delivering the same reliable performance with a touch of timeless charm.

Features:

• WRAS approved
• A basin mixer and pop-up waste set
• A brass fixture
• Has a brilliant nickel overlay
• Two elegant lever handles
• Has a curved spout
• Comes with a strong aerator
• White and nickel colour scheme
• A deck-mounted piece
• Required a single hole to be fixed
• Dual control with a single outlet
• Height: 112mm
• Has a well-made ceramic disc
• 15-years manufacturer guarantee

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