Tap holes
One, two or wall-mounted fittings need to match the basin, bath and access for installation.
From smooth single-lever basin mixers to practical bath-shower mixers, we help you match grip, reach, water pressure and finish to the person and the room.
Function · comfort · finishThe right tap is about much more than colour. Lever length, spout projection and smooth cartridge action can all affect how comfortable it is to use every day.
We also check the basin or bath, existing tap holes and water pressure, so the final choice looks intentional and performs properly.
A compact single-lever mixer can make everyday handwashing simpler, especially when the lever is easy to grip and positioned within comfortable reach.

Best for basins with one tap hole. We check spout reach, lever movement and clearance before recommending a model.
Designed for countertop basins, a tall mixer creates the clearance needed above the bowl while keeping temperature and flow on one lever.

Countertop basins need careful measuring. We check overall height, spout projection and the reach from the front of the vanity.
Bath fillers combine hot and cold water through one spout. Lever controls and ceramic cartridges can make adjustment smoother than traditional crosshead taps.
Bath fillers normally need two tap holes. We check the bath ledge, access underneath and the flow rate needed to fill the bath comfortably.
A bath-shower mixer adds a useful hand shower for rinsing, hair washing and cleaning while keeping the main bath filler function.

A handset is useful, but it is not automatically a full shower. We check hose reach, storage position, diverter control and available pressure.
We match the tap to the person, the sanitaryware and the plumbing — not just to a photograph.
One, two or wall-mounted fittings need to match the basin, bath and access for installation.
A broader or longer lever may be easier to use with reduced strength or dexterity.
The spout and handle should sit within comfortable reach without splashing beyond the bowl.
Minimum pressure and flow requirements are checked against the property’s water system.
We consider safe hot-water control and can discuss thermostatic measures where appropriate.
Durable cartridges, accessible parts and practical finishes make long-term care simpler.
Chosen with care, not from a price list.
The products shown are examples of the styles and functions we can discuss. We do not display retail prices because the right recommendation depends on fitting, water pressure, availability and the wider bathroom design.
Product appearance and availability can change. Final specification is confirmed before installation.We can assess reach, pressure, tap holes and finish during a free home visit, then build the choice into your complete bathroom design.