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Residential Faucet

Bathroom faucets are the tapware that control and mix water at basins, baths, and showers. Common residential types include basin, bath, wall-mounted, and sensor faucets, typically built on chrome-plated brass bodies with ceramic-disc cartridges and standard G1/2 or G3/8 connections, and evaluated against European tapware standards such as EN 817 and EN 15091.

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Types

Basin Faucet

A basin faucet is a deck-mounted tap installed through a single hole in a washbasin or countertop to deliver a…

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Bath Faucet

A bath faucet is a mixer that fills a bathtub and, in combined versions, also feeds a shower via a diverter. I…

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Wall-Mounted Faucet

A wall-mounted faucet is fixed to the wall above a basin or bath rather than mounted on the fixture or counter…

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Sensor Faucet

A sensor faucet is a touchless tap that opens automatically when an infrared sensor detects hands, using a sol…

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FAQ

Which faucet standards apply to bathroom tapware?
In Europe, mechanical single and combination taps are commonly assessed to EN 200 and EN 817, thermostatic mixers to EN 1111, and electronic (sensor) taps to EN 15091. Actual applicable standards depend on the destination market.
What is a typical connection size for bathroom faucets?
Most bathroom faucets use G1/2 or G3/8 threaded inlets, often supplied with flexible braided hoses. Wall-mounted models connect to concealed inlets. Confirm sizes against the local water supply before ordering.

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