Wall mounted basin mixer tap Mixer taps are designed to blend hot and cold water together within the tap body. This means that you get the temperature you want out of a single spout without the need to mix it yourself in the bowl. They're neat when you compare them with older style taps, and of course look much better, especially when they're mounted to the wall above your basin! Twin lever 3 tap hole design Combine form and function with a twin lever tap. They allow precision control over temperature and flow, providing you with an easy to use tap that looks great. The levers and spout are installed separately so 3 tap holes are needed. Reliable composite cartridge Your new tap will never fail on you thanks to the composite cartridge contained inside. This cartridge provides long-lasting reliability and a smoother lever action for easier operation.We'll guarantee that It's never been easier to acheive the temperature and flow you need! Durable solid brass build Solid brass is known for its durability and long life in wet corrosive environments. Tap bodies made from brass will last decades, and can stand up to a lot of wear and tear. In fact, brass fixtures almost always stand up to hot water damage and other corrosive environmental factors better than any other material, including plastic and steel. Plus, its sturdiness makes it hard to damage through daily use. Polished chrome finish If your old taps are starting to tarnish and no amount of chrome cleaner is bringing them back to life then you really deserve to refresh them.This tap will bring new elements of style to your home with it’s gorgeous, polished chrome finish.  Understanding water pressure Before installing taps it’s always a good idea to check what your homes water pressure is like otherwise your new basin or bath mixer might seem a little underwhelming. Now don’t throw in the towel at this news as there’s a pretty easy way to check what your water pressure is. All you need is a stop watch, available on most smart phones, and a 1 litre measuring jug. Firstly you need to make sure any appliances that use water like the dishwasher or washing machine are turned off along with any taps elsewhere in the house. Then put the cold side of your kitchen mixer tap on full blast and see how long it takes to fill the jug. If it takes longer than 7 seconds then chances are you’ve got low water pressure. You can see an example here thanks to UK water company Severn Trent Water. Flow Rates (l/min): 0.1 Bar - 5.8 0.5 Bar - 11.9 l/min 1.0 Bar - 16.9 l/min 2.0 Bar - 24 l/min 3.0 Bar - 29.3 l/min 5 year guaranteeHigh-quality parts and precision engineering put these products together and we want you to be confident of that, so to put your mind at ease we cover you with a 5 year long guarantee.