Bath taps
Taps and fillers for the bath.
From traditional pillar taps to a floor-standing filler, the bath tap depends on the bath: where it sits, whether it has tap holes, and whether you want a handset.
- Built-in baths
- Deck or wall taps
- Freestanding
- Floor-standing filler
- For rinsing
- Bath shower mixer
- No spout
- Overflow filler
The basics
Bath taps need to fill a lot of water quickly, so larger spouts and good flow help. For filling through the overflow, see overflow bath fillers.
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Bath pillar taps
Separate hot and cold taps on the bath.
Bath filler
A mixer that fills the bath through one spout.
Bath shower mixer
A bath filler with a handheld shower for rinsing.
Wall-mounted bath filler
A spout from the wall above the bath, with the valve hidden.
Floor-standing bath filler
Stands beside a freestanding bath. Pipes run under the floor first.
Deck-mounted bath taps
Three-, four- or five-hole sets mounted on the bath rim.
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