Verona Rivenza Fluted Brushed Brass Freestanding Bath Shower Mixer Tap (inc Kit)
A freestanding bath deserves brassware with the same presence, and this floor-standing Rivenza Fluted mixer provides it: a full-height column rising from the floor into a tall, arched spout that pours from above the rim. The single lever sits on a fluted collar - the collection's signature ridged band, catching the light on an otherwise clean column - and a diverter sends the flow from spout to the supplied handset for rinsing. Finished in warm brushed brass, its satin sheen sitting comfortably alongside whites, soft greens and natural timber, the solid brass column is controlled by a quarter-turn ceramic disc cartridge and needs a minimum of 1.0 bar pressure, so it is best suited to combi boiler or pressurised systems.
Product Features
- Freestanding floor mounted bath shower mixer, supplied with its shower handset kit
- Tall arched spout fills from above the rim - made for freestanding baths with no tap holes of their own
- Diverter switches the flow between bath spout and handset for hair-rinsing and cleaning the bath
- Single lever on the collection's signature fluted collar - fine vertical ridges that catch the light and give a sure grip
- Brushed brass finish - a warm, softly brushed gold suited to calm, natural-toned bathrooms
- Quarter-turn ceramic disc cartridge - off to full flow in a crisp quarter turn, with no rubber washers to wear out and drip
- Solid brass column and body, paired with a lightweight ABS handset
- Minimum 1.0 bar operating pressure - designed for combi boiler and pressurised (unvented) systems; gravity-fed homes will usually need a pump
- Standard 3/4 inch BSP inlet connections for straightforward fitting to UK plumbing
- Part of the Verona Rivenza Fluted collection - matching basin, bath, wall-mounted and freestanding taps, each available in five finishes
Important Information
- Requires floor-mounted water supplies - hot and cold pipework must rise through the floor at the tap position; allow for this before installation