Arezzo Matt Black Deck Bath Side Valves with Freeflow Bath Filler

Part No:AZBLK-SV-PACK

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Arezzo Matt Black Deck Bath Side Valves with Freeflow Bath Filler

The Arezzo Matt Black deck mounted side valves with matching round slimline freeflow bath filler features a stylish round design. Connects to hot and cold water supply. It's minimalist stylings are ideal for creating space on and around your bath. Designed for baths that are up to 18mm thick and have 2 tap holes. Requires minimum 0.1 bar water pressure to function effectively.

Side Valve Details:

Finish: Matt Black
Material: High Quality Brass
Type: 3/4" Side Valves
Style: Contemporary
Range: Arezzo
Shape: Round
Deck mounted
Requires minimum 1 bar water pressure

Freeflow Bath Filler Details:

Length: 670mm
Shape: Round
Colour: Matt Black
Product Type: Freeflow Bath Filler Waste and Overflow
Includes a click-clack waste
Suitable for single and double-ended baths
Suitable for medium pressure systems of 0.5 bar and above

Please note:
This bath filler must be fitted on a flat edge. All images are for illustration purposes only, and all measurements are approximate.
Guarantee: 2 Years

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3 Questions

Can pipe be extended?

Asked by MatthewC

ANSWER

Technical Team. replied on 8th November 2021

Hi, The pipe length is the maximum as advised by the manufacturer, we do not have a longer pipe to extend the length. Thanks. Technical Team.

How to fit into 30mm hole in bath.

Asked by Chris

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Technical Team. replied on 22nd September 2021

Hi Chris, The relevant installation instructions are now on our website. Thanks. Technical Team.

Do you require a mixer valve for this bath filler. There is only one inlet elbow , can you buy a second elbow.

Asked by Ray

ANSWER

Nathan replied on 15th January 2021

Hello, Thank you for your question. I have taken a look at this item for you and it uses both a hot feed and a cold feed - although there is no image to show this. Kind Regards.

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