Pro Classic Basin Pillar Taps - Silver

The taps feature a durable metal construction with a chrome finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.

These are pillar taps, meaning they require separate connections for hot and cold water supplies, typically via flexible hoses or pipes attached to the tap tails beneath the basin.

Yes, these taps are compatible with most standard plumbing systems, including those fed by combi boilers, as long as adequate water pressure is supplied.

Please refer to the product packaging or manufacturer's documentation for specific warranty details, as these can vary.

No, these are specifically designed as basin pillar taps and are not suitable for use in showers or baths.

Basic plumbing tools such as an adjustable wrench, basin wrench, PTFE tape, and possibly a pipe cutter might be needed. Professional installation is recommended.

Regular cleaning with a soft, damp cloth and avoiding abrasive cleaners will help maintain the shine and integrity of the chrome finish.

This usually indicates a worn internal washer or ceramic disc. Turn off the water supply to the tap, then disassemble the handle and replace the relevant internal component. If unsure, consult a plumber.

Check the aerator (the small mesh at the end of the spout) for blockages from sediment or debris. Unscrew it, clean it, and reattach. Also, ensure the isolation valves under the sink are fully open and check for any kinks in the supply hoses.

The internal valve mechanism may be stiff. Try applying a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the valve stem if accessible, or consider replacing the valve cartridge if it is a ceramic disc type.

This often means the seal between the tap body and the basin surface has failed, or the connections underneath are loose. Ensure all connections are tightened securely. If the leak persists, the tap may need to be removed and resealed onto the basin.