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The Xcel Home 3/4 inch cold tap headwork with a chrome cross handle is designed for homeowners and trade professionals looking to refurbish traditional bathroom or kitchen faucets. It offers a reliable, leak-free solution for restoring tap functionality with a classic aesthetic; however, users should verify their existing tap body size is 3/4 inch before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
| Model Part Number | WC-UK814107 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Xcel Home |
No, this product is specifically designed for 3/4 inch taps, commonly found on bath faucets.
This unit is labeled with a cold indicator. While the mechanism may be physically similar, it is intended for use on cold water lines.
This unit provides the headwork and the compression valve mechanism; it does not replace the fixed valve seat inside the tap body.
Yes, it features a durable chrome plating, though it should be cleaned with non-abrasive cloths to maintain its appearance.
An adjustable wrench is typically all that is required to remove the old headwork and tighten the new one.
No, this uses a traditional multi-turn compression valve operation.
Ensure the sealing washer is correctly positioned and that the headwork is tightened sufficiently into the tap body to create a proper seal.
Apply a small amount of heat-resistant, food-grade silicone grease to the valve spindle threads.
Check that the packing nut within the headwork is secure and the internal O-ring has not been damaged during installation.
Before beginning installation, ensure the water supply to the tap is fully isolated. Unscrew the existing tap head using an adjustable wrench, taking care to protect the chrome finish with a cloth. Inspect the tap body for debris or mineral buildup before inserting the new 3/4 inch headwork. Ensure the included washer is seated correctly to prevent leaks. Periodically wipe the chrome surface with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap to maintain its luster. Avoid using abrasive chemicals or scouring pads, as these can scratch the chrome plating.
