Delphi Swallow Matt Black Mono Basin Mixer Tap
The Delphi Swallow Matt Black Mono Basin Mixer Tap earns its name from the spout: a flat blade of brass that sweeps out of the square column, twisting as it goes before opening into a wide, chamfered mouth, with a matching wing-shaped lever raised above it. Everything underneath that curve is deliberately square - square base plate, square-section body, square handle block - so the one sweeping line does all the talking. Matt black reads as a solid silhouette against a white basin, so the wing profile registers as shape rather than shine. It stands 180mm tall with a 102mm reach, and a matching press top waste comes in the box, so the basin is finished in a single order.
Product Features
- Single lever mono basin mixer for a one tap hole basin, supplied with a matching press top waste
- Wing-shaped lever and swept, flattened spout set on a square body and base plate - the design signature that runs through the whole Swallow range
- Matt Black finish over a solid brass body at 1.13kg, so it has the weight of a proper brass tap rather than a plated shell
- Single lever control - lift for flow, swing left for hot and right for cold, all one handed and manageable with wet or soapy hands
- Ceramic disc cartridge in place of rubber washers, which are the part that wears and starts a tap dripping
- 180mm overall height, 111mm from the base to the spout and a 102mm reach - enough to clear a standard basin without leaning over the bowl
- Operates from 0.2 Bar, which brings gravity fed tank systems into range as well as combi and unvented supplies - flow runs 3.50 litres per minute at 0.1 Bar, 12.00 at 1.0 Bar and 21.00 at 3.0 Bar
- 1/2 inch BSP inlet connections, the standard fitting for UK basin plumbing
- Also available in chrome and brushed brass, alongside a mini cloakroom mixer, a high rise tall mixer, a bath filler and a bath shower mixer in the Swallow range
- Backed by a 5 year manufacturer guarantee against faulty materials and workmanship (subject to the manufacturer's terms)
