Crosswater Planet Mini Monobloc Chrome Basin Mixer Tap With Click Clack Waste

Crosswater Planet MBPS114P_V2 Details

Crosswater Planet Mini Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap with Click Clack Waste is a durably made brassware which has been given a glossy chrome finish. It features a click-clack waste and is made for deck mounting at the sink, bringing the sink to life. Suitable for low water pressure, it is backed by 15 years of guarantee against any manufacturing defects. Get it at a discounted price from our online wen store.

Manufacturing code of this product: MBPS114P_V2
Deck mounted installation
Height: 140mm - (14cm)
Base to spout: 82mm - (8.2cm)
Centre of the inlet to centre of outlet: 87mm - (8.7cm)
Suitable for low water pressure
Refer to the technical diagram for the complete technical dimension
Download Installation Instruction PDF File From The Additional Info Section

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Water Activation
: By Lifting/Tilting
⤷ Range
: Planet
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Square
⤷ Handle Position
: Upwards
⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 15 Years
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Deck Mounted
⤷ No. of Holes Required
: 1
⤷ Spout type
: Fixed
⤷ Base To Spout
: 82

⤷ Spout Reach
: 87
⤷ Overall Height
: 140
⤷ Width
: 50
⤷ Inlet Connections
: G 1/2 Inch
⤷ Waste Type
: Click-Clack
⤷ Diameter of Waste Connection
: 60
⤷ Handle Style
: Lever
⤷ Waste Included
: Yes
⤷ Barcode
: 5055833661589
⤷ Product Type
: Cloakroom Tap

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Installation Instructions Of 140mm Height Tap Pdf File

Crosswater Planet Mini Monobloc Chrome Basin Mixer Tap With Click Clack Waste

£67.00

RRP: ~~£135.00~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 7 Working Days Approx

QS Supplies

2 Features Included In This Product Explained

Click-Clack Waste

Also called the Push button or Sprung waste, this waste needs a push down on the stopper to close and a click to open it back again. It is the most commonly used waste due to the ease of its operation.

Low Water Pressure

Water systems operating at a pressure between 0.1 and 0.4 bar are considered low pressure. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.
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