Non Concussive Taps

Non concussive taps can be a great choice for both residential and commercial bathrooms. Also known as self-closing taps or push-button taps, they offer unique features. Whether you're considering installing them in your home or workplace, these FAQs will cover everything you need to know about their functionality and benefits.

 

What are non concussive taps?

Non concussive taps, sometimes known as push down taps, are taps that deliver a timed flow of water once pressed down and shut off automatically after a few seconds. This tactile push action is the key to activating the flow, while the built-in automatic shut-off ensures that water doesn't continue to run unnecessarily.

 

What are the advantages of having non concussive taps?

There are a number of advantages when it comes to having non concussive taps. Firstly, they are more hygienic, as they eliminate the need for manual touch to turn off the water; the taps automatically shut off after use. Secondly, conventional taps can suffer from wear and tear, particularly when they come into contact with wet hands. Non concussive taps are less susceptible to damage because they require no further contact after handwashing.

The eco-friendly design of non concussive taps not only saves water but also benefits the environment. By controlling water flow, these taps often encourage users to spend less time with the faucet running, significantly reducing annual water consumption. Finally, non concussive bathroom taps are user-friendly and very convenient to use.

 

What taps are best for low pressure?

Non concussive taps can be suitable for low pressure situations, although there are some important considerations. They require a specific amount of pressure to activate them which means that, in very low water pressure situations, you might find it challenging to activate the tap consistently. For taps that can help to offset the impact of low water pressure in your home, take a look at our guide on the best low pressure taps for more information.