QS Basics Florentia 5-Hole Deck Mounted Chrome Bath Shower Mixer Tap

QS Basics Florentia QSB-1147.JP Details

QS Basics Florentia 5-Hole Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap enables a long soak or a short shower. Made for high-pressure water systems, it has a deck-mounted installation system that can complement any compatible shower bath. The attractive chrome finish keeps it sparkling for many years.

It is easy to switch between the mixer tap and handset, thanks to its effective mechanisms. You just can't miss the glossy shine and durable look created by the finish, which will not look misplaced in almost any kind of decor.

Installation: deck mounted
Requires minimum 1 bar water pressure
Suitable for high water pressure system
Height: 270mm (27cm)
Hand shower size: Ø24mm (2.4cm) x 189.5mm (18.95cm) [Diameter x Height]
Flow rate (bath) - 0.5 Bar: 8L/min, 1 Bar: 11L/min, 2 Bar: 14.3L/min, 3 Bar: 17L/min
Flow rate (shower) - 0.5 Bar: 5L/min, 1 Bar: 8L/min, 2 Bar: 11.9L/min, 3 Bar: 14.2L/min
Easy to install and clean
Refer to the technical diagram for complete size details
Download Technical Data Sheet PDF File from the Additional Info Section

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Water Activation
: By Rotating
⤷ Range
: Florentia
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Round
⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 15 Years
⤷ Material
: Brass
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Deck Mounted
⤷ No. of Holes Required
: 5
⤷ Base To Spout
: 151

⤷ Spout Reach
: 189.9
⤷ Overall Height
: 270
⤷ Width
: 25.4
⤷ Max. Deck Thickness
: 50
⤷ Inlet Connections
: G 1/2 inch
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 1
⤷ Water Saving
: Yes
⤷ Handle Style
: Stick
⤷ Barcode
: 5057199973269
⤷ Product Type
: Bath Shower Mixer Tap

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Technical Data Sheet Pdf File

QS Basics Florentia 5-Hole Deck Mounted Chrome Bath Shower Mixer Tap

£256.75

RRP: ~~£395.00~~

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High Water Pressure

Water systems operating at 1.0 bar or higher pressure are considered high-pressure systems. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.