About this product
Enhance the Overall Aesthetic of Your Bathroom
Add timeless elegance to your bathroom with this Antique Bathroom Basin Faucet Hot Cold Brass Sink Mixer Water Tap from Index Bath, crafted to combine classic vintage style with modern functionality. Featuring smooth hot and cold water mixing, this deck-mounted lavatory faucet delivers precise control while enhancing your sink area with a rich antique finish.
Features:
- Hot & Cold Water Mixer: Smooth, precise temperature control
- Antique Bronze Finish: Classic, elegant, and timeless style
- Solid Brass Construction: Durable, rust-resistant, and long-lasting
- Deck Mounted Installation: Fits standard single-hole basins
- Vintage-Inspired Design: Enhances traditional and retro bathrooms
Specifications:
- Material: Brass
- Color: Antique
- Hot & Cold Water: Yes
- Surface Treatment: antique bronze
- Type: Ceramic Plate Spool
- Style: Single Holder Single Hole
- Type: Basin Faucets
- Style: Classic
- Housing material: Brass
- Valve Core Material: Ceramic
- Number of Handles: Single Handle
- Installation Type: Deck Mounted
- Default Pipe size: G1/2
- Short size: 200mmx130mm
- Large Size: 290mmx130mm
- Base size: 50mm
Strong, rust-resistant, and built for long-term use in bathroom environments.
Engineered for steady, splash-free water delivery for a comfortable and refined washing experience.
Dual water temperature control for comfortable and precise use.
Provides drip-free performance and effortless handle movement.
Classic retro style that enhances traditional and luxury bathroom décor.
Compatible with most standard bathroom basins and includes mounting fittings.
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Package Includes:
1 * Antique Bathroom Basin Faucet Hot Cold Brass Sink Mixer Water Tap
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