Ideal Standard Cone Basin Pillar Taps - Silver

Ceramic disc technology uses two durable ceramic discs that rotate against each other to control water flow. This system is known for its longevity, smooth operation, and resistance to wear and tear compared to traditional washers.

Yes, the ceramic disc mechanism is generally suitable for both high and low-pressure systems, providing reliable control.

Use a soft, damp cloth with a mild, non-abrasive soap solution. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners and chemicals.

These taps typically feature a standard 1/2" BSP connection, common for UK plumbing installations.

While basic DIY plumbing skills are often sufficient, if you are unsure about plumbing procedures or your home's specific setup, consulting a professional plumber is recommended to ensure a correct and leak-free installation.

This specific model is part of the silver colour family. Please refer to the Ideal Standard product range for other available finishes or similar models.

MPN B5105AA is the manufacturer part number for this specific Ideal Standard Cone basin pillar tap, helping to identify the exact product.

The ceramic disc may be worn or there might be debris. Try tightening the valve assembly. If the problem persists, the ceramic disc may need replacement.

Check the aerator for blockages. Unscrew the tip of the tap and clean any sediment. Also, ensure the hot and cold water supply valves under the sink are fully open.

The internal mechanism might be stiff. Try gently moving the lever back and forth. If it remains stiff, a descaling solution or professional servicing might be required.

The fixing nuts underneath the basin may be loose, or the seal may be compromised. Tighten the nuts securely, ensuring the tap is correctly positioned. Replace the seal if necessary.