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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. It is available as deck/rim-mounted or wall-mounted, usually in chrome-plated brass, with either a ceramic-disc or thermostatic cartridge and a higher, non-aerated flow for fast tub filling.

⚠️ Note: Flow rate ranges, connection sizes, and cartridge options are typical/indicative; confirm the declared specification and whether a diverter or thermostatic function is included for the specific model.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
TypeBath filler or bath/shower mixer (with diverter)
MaterialBrass body, typically chrome-plated (finishes indicative)
MountDeck/rim-mounted or wall-mounted, depending on model
Flow rateHigher, non-aerated for tub fill; ~15-20 L/min indicative
CartridgeCeramic disc, or thermostatic on thermostatic models
ConnectionG1/2 or G3/4 inlets; wall unions on wall-mounted types
StandardEN 817 (mechanical) / EN 1111 (thermostatic) where applicable

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Bathtub and combined bath-shower installations in residential bathrooms; thermostatic versions suit projects requiring stable outlet temperature and scald protection.

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FAQ

What is the difference between a mechanical and thermostatic bath mixer?
A mechanical mixer blends hot and cold via a ceramic cartridge and manual adjustment; a thermostatic mixer holds a set outlet temperature and reacts to supply changes. Thermostatic models are assessed to EN 1111 where applicable.
Why do bath faucets have higher flow than basin faucets?
Bath fillers are usually non-aerated and sized for fast tub filling, so flow is higher than an aerated basin mixer. Actual output depends on supply pressure and pipe sizing.

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