You'll be overwhelmed by the number of bath shops and brands available when you start looking for one. As if that weren't enough, each manufacturer offers a variety of taps and spouts to go with the tub. What's the difference? Which is better? Which one should I choose? This article will help you choose the right bath taps or spouts.
Wall Mounted Spouts
Let's begin with the wall-mounted spout. Wall-mounted spouts are simple and elegant. Their appearance is important, but their functionality is equally important. Wall-mounted faucets are:
It is easy to clean
This saves both floorspace as well as bathtub edge space.
Mountable at any height
Available in either 1 or 2 handles
A wall-mounted spout can also be made in many different shapes. The most classic and simple of all three forms is the round spout. It can be easily adapted and looks great in almost all bathrooms.
The square spout's design is bolder and more striking than the round. The sleek, geometric design makes it a great addition to any modern bathroom.
The waterfall spout is last but not least. To give it a minimalistic look, you can mount it above your bathtub. It creates a gentle flow of water, much like a natural spring/fall waterfall. This helps to calm your senses after a long day.
Hob Mounted Spouts
Although it is very similar to the wall-mounted spout in appearance, a hob-mounted spout has some differences. It is mounted directly on the bathtub's edge, so water is brought to the tap from the tub. The hob-mounted spout can be:
This mount is considered to be more compact than the wall mount because everything can be squeezed into a tiny area of bathtub edge space.
Saves floor space,
Can be mounted around the edge of the bathtub, but is more commonly mounted along one side than one end.
You can choose from one or two handles
Available in round or waterfall spouts.
It can be a bit more difficult to clean.
The floor-mounted tapware is usually considered the most distinctive of the three. This unit is a perfect example of the combination of art and function. Its minimalist design makes it the ideal companion for modern freestanding bathtubs. The tap is located beside the bathtub and connects directly to the floor. The floor is used to bring water up. A floor-mounted tap is:
Available in square or round shapes
Mounted either at the sides or ends of the tub depending on what is most appropriate for the bathroom.
It is easy to clean.
Conjoining mixers can be purchased in place of taps.
Additional hand shower units can be purchased.
Always ensure that tapware you purchase is certified according to the watermark standard. We hope you find our ultimate guide to selecting bath spouts or tap ware helpful.
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