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Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Mono Basin Mixer Tap

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Chatsworth 1928 Traditional Crosshead Mono Basin Mixer Tap in Chrome

Create a traditional look in your bathroom with the Chatsworth 1928 Crosshead Mono Basin Mixer Tap. This two-handle design is made for single tap hole installations on countertop sinks or vanity units. The bathroom sink tap coordinates seamlessly with other products from the range. Made from sturdy brass, the tap features a polished chrome-plated finish and classic white indices.

Product Details:

Type: Mono Basin Mixer Tap
Style: Traditional
Colour/Finish: Chrome plated
Material: Solid Brass
Cartridge: Quarter Turn
Hot tap: Turns clockwise to open
Cold tap: Turns anti-clockwise to open
Handles: Cross Head Handles
Spout: Elegant Spout Design
Mounting: Deck Mounted
Build: High quality design and build
Indices: White
Working Pressure: 0.5 Bar - 6 Bar
Pipe Size: 15mm (1/2" BSP)

Additional Information:

Waste not included.
All measurements are approximate.
Product images are for illustration purposes only.
Guarantee: 5 Years

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Modern twist

A modern twist for a traditional sink in our ancient home

Mrs J L Eaton - verified purchaser

Excellent

Great and packaged well.

Sacha McGowan-Crewe from Nottinghamshire - verified purchaser

Value for money

Excellent!!

ALINA ONITA from West Lothian - verified purchaser

Basin mixer tap

Excellent traditional look basin mixer tap. Solid. Good quality.

Rolandas Petrauskas from Kent - verified purchaser

Lovely traditional look

A great finish to go with our traditional sink and vanity unit. Handles are nice to the touch, and work beautifully.

Johanna Geary from East Sussex - verified purchaser

Tap

Good product and good price

Florin Enache from Surrey - verified purchaser

Great product

Lee Cripps from Worcestershire - verified purchaser

Traditional taps

Very pleased with the quality of the taps !

Karen Connor from Devon - verified purchaser

Mixer taps

Goes well with the above altogether happy with all 3 items

Ann Bluemel from Suffolk - verified purchaser

Stylish taps

Lovely traditional taps. Match perfectly with the bath taps

Karen Hutchinson from Lancashire - verified purchaser

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5 Questions

I have undone the screw in the tap head but cannot remove the tap head itself, how do I do this?

Asked by AlanB

ANSWER

Technical Team. replied on 4th January 2022

Hi, Once you have removed the screw then just gently tap the head with the rubber end of your hammer in an upward motion this should free the head. Thanks.

Would this be compatible with an instant water heater (e.g. Redring powerstream)?

Asked by lukehluke

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Trade Team. replied on 5th August 2021

Hi, You will need to ensure that the heater produces a minimum of 0.5 Bar pressure for the tap to work. Thanks. Trade Team.

how do I get access to replace the cartridge/washer

Asked by Chrissy

ANSWER

Alan Rigby replied on 16th February 2021

Hello, Thank you for the question. To do this, you'll need to simply unscrew the tap head from the body of the tap. However, be sure to remember to turn both hot & cold water feeds first. Hope this helps!

Can I get replacement indices inserts for these taps

Asked by John Sanders

ANSWER

Nathan replied on 20th January 2021

Hello, Thank you for your question. Please contact our customer services team on email info@victorianplumbing.co.uk We will be able to get this sorted for you. Kind Regards

Is this tap a single or double flow (bi-flow) tap?

Asked by Mick W

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Shaun replied on 30th May 2019

Hello Mick, This is a single flow product. If pressures are not balanced I would recommend installing a pressure reducing valve on whichever water supply has the greater pressure. You will then be able to reduce the pressure until both match. All the best, Shaun

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