Solid Brass Waterfall Basin Faucet – Single Handle Hot and Cold Mixer Tap for Modern Bathroom Sink Installation
Solid Brass Waterfall Basin Faucet – Single Handle Hot and Cold Mixer Tap for Modern Bathroom Sink Installation
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A tap that looks like an object, not a fitting
Most basin mixers are a vertical column with a spout stuck on the front. This one is a single curved form that loops back on itself, low and wide, with the waterfall spout cut into the leading edge.
It is the piece people notice in a bathroom, and it is solid brass underneath the finish rather than plated zinc.
A flat sheet, not a jet
The open spout spreads the water into a wide, slow sheet instead of a narrow column. It splashes far less in a shallow basin, which is the practical reason waterfall taps suit vessel bowls — and the open channel wipes clean in a second rather than hiding an aerator that furs up with limescale.
One lever, hot through cold
A single curved lever arcs over the body and sets temperature and flow in one movement — easy with wet hands, with a full one, or for a child. The faucet is made to lead-free standards for household water.
Check the basin before you order
It is a single-hole deck-mounted mixer, so your basin or counter needs one tap hole — it will not fit a three-hole basin without an adapter plate. It is low and wide rather than tall, which suits an above-counter vessel bowl; check it clears the rim of a deep basin before committing.
Five finishes
Matte black, chrome, matte gold, matte grey or matte white. Worth a thought beyond looks: chrome shows water spots and wipes clean easily, matte white hides limescale best, and matte black shows the sculptural shape most clearly against a white basin.
Specifications
- Material: solid brass
- Type: single-handle waterfall basin mixer
- Mounting: single hole, deck mounted
- Size: 6.69 × 3.54 × 5.91 in
- Finishes: matte black, white, matte gold, matte grey or chrome
- Water: made to lead-free standards
- In the box: one faucet
Supply hoses, a pop-up waste and sealant are not listed as included — check what you already have before fitting day. If you are not confident isolating the water and making the connections, this is a job for a plumber.
