Product Info
22mm Natural Antibacterial Copper.
Registered / Certified With The UK IPO.
WRAS Approved / BSI Kitemarked.
Fully Tested From 0.5 Bar Up To 8 Bar.
Handmade And Built To Last.
Indoor Or Outdoor Use.
20cm - 40cm Total Height.
Free Parts Cover For 6 Months*!
All Sizes Approx.
Custom Sizes And Designs Available
Stunning 22mm Copper Pipe And Brass Swivel Taps
This is for a pair of taps.
We can make just about any size. If the option you want is not listed please contact us to arrange.
The taps in the pictures have a spout reach of 23cm are 7cm wide [ the fixing plate ] and measures 40cm High from the top of the shelf. This excludes the 10cm of pipe we fit to every tap that goes under the sink for super easy fitting.
The fixing plates are 70mm and can cover most holes plus they can be fixed to the surface with screws or nuts and bolts.
These incredible taps are made from the more thicker 22mm copper pipe and will look great in kitchens and bathrooms. All our taps come with 10cm of pipe already fitted that you can connect to easily from under the sink.
The taps have a unique design where they have multiple swivel points on the joints. This enables the taps spout to be turned in different ways. We pressure test every tap to make sure it is completely water tight.
We take great pride in our work and every item is handmade with love and very very special.
The copper has been worked and polished to give the look as in the pictures and natural copper will turn colour over time. We recommend using a good metal polish with fine wire wool every now and again.
We do offer 3 different finishes on all our taps.
1. All Natural - This finish will allow the whole piece to turn colour and also the fixing plates will turn rusty for a really rustic feel.
2. All Lacquered - This finish will help prevent the entire piece from changing colour.
3. Lacquered Fixing Plates Only - This finish will allow the copper to turn colour whilst preventing the fixing plates going rusty.
We only make quality items that last and look beautiful.
