Key Features:
- Dual control design — easily manage water flow and temperature
- Quarter turn ceramic disc cartridge — ensures smooth, precise control
- Solid brass construction — delivers strength and long-lasting durability
- Chrome finish — provides a sleek, easy-to-clean surface
- Contemporary design — complements modern bathroom interiors
- Easy installation — simple setup with step-by-step guide included
- Overall dimensions (mm) — 113 x 227 x 147 (H x W x D)
- 15-year guarantee — for added reassurance
What’s Included:
- 1x iflo Quebec Chrome Bath Mixer Tap
- Please note: a waste is not included but can be purchased separately.
The iflo Quebec Chrome Bath Mixer Tap is a stylish and reliable choice for any modern bathroom. Designed with smooth dual controls and a premium quarter turn ceramic disc cartridge, it offers precise and effortless control of water flow and temperature.
Crafted from high-quality solid brass with a durable chrome finish, this bath filler tap is built for long-lasting performance. Easy to install and perfect for everyday use, it’s a smart and attractive bathroom upgrade – add it to your basket today.
Quarter Turn Ceramic Disc Cartridge
The premium cartridge provides smooth, responsive control while helping to prevent leaks and drips over time.
Dual Control Design
Separate controls allow you to easily adjust both water flow and temperature for a comfortable bathing experience.
Solid Brass Construction
Made from robust solid brass, this bathroom tap offers excellent durability and resistance to everyday wear.
Chrome Finish
The polished chrome finish delivers a clean, contemporary look while remaining easy to maintain.
Easy Installation
Supplied with a clear step-by-step guide, making installation straightforward for DIYers and professionals alike.
15-Year Guarantee
A testament to its superb quality, this tap comes with an impressive 15-year guarantee.
Update Your Bathroom
For a stylish, hardwearing and low-maintenance addition to your bathroom, order the iflo Quebec Chrome Bath Tap today.
