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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 countertop, with the valve body and inlets concealed in the wall. Residential versions are typically chrome-plated brass with a ceramic-disc cartridge and an extended spout reaching over the basin.

⚠️ Note: Flow rate, cartridge size, and inlet configuration are typical/indicative; concealed body and trim compatibility must be verified against the manufacturer's rough-in specification for the specific model.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
TypeWall-mounted single-lever or dual-handle mixer
MaterialBrass body, typically chrome-plated (finishes indicative)
MountWall-mounted; concealed body with exposed spout/handle
Flow rateTypically ~5-6 L/min aerated at ~0.3 MPa (indicative)
CartridgeCeramic disc, commonly 35 mm or 40 mm
ConnectionConcealed G1/2 wall inlets / rough-in valve body
StandardEN 817 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 Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.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

Above-counter and vessel basins where a clear countertop is desired, and wall-fed bath spouts; common in modern and minimalist bathroom designs requiring in-wall rough-in.

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FAQ

Does a wall-mounted faucet need a special rough-in?
Yes. The valve body or inlets are built into the wall, so a concealed rough-in must be installed during construction. Confirm the rough-in depth and inlet spacing before finishing the wall.
How is spout reach chosen?
The spout must project far enough to discharge inside the basin. Match the projection to the basin's front-to-wall distance; extended spouts suit deeper or above-counter basins.

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