Give your bathroom a sleek makeover with the Cefito Mixer Tap. Crafted from a high-quality mix of 304 stainless steel, solid brass, matte black finish and ABS plastic, our mixer tap is meticulously designed to increase efficiency and enhance flexibility with any washing done in your sink. It also features a 35mm drip-free ceramic cartridge that ensures longlasting performance for absolute durability and reliability. Suitable for both hot and cold water use, the mixer tap is also Watermark-certified and WELS-approved to comply with stringent health and safety standards in plumbing and water supply products as well as current Australian standards. Easy to install, the mixer tap will fit any sink with a tap hole diameter between 35mm and 38mm. It also includes two 70cm 304 stainless steel hot and cold water inlet hoses for reinforced durability.
Features
Watermark certified and WELS approved
WELS Licence Number: 1513
WELS Registration Number: T38799
WELS Registered and WELS Star rating: 5-star, 6L/Min
Comply with Australian standard AS/NZS 6400:2016
Suitable for single and double sinks
Drip-free 35mm ceramic cartridge
2pcs 70cm 304 Stainless steel inlet hot and cold water hoses
Fit sinks with hole diameter between 35mm and 38mm
No splash
Multi-layer finishing process
Laser engraved H and C handle
Hot and cold water switch
Solid brass body
Easy to assemble
100% tested before shipment
Specifications:
Brand: Cefito
Material: Brass
Spout material: ABS plastic
Finish: Matte black
Water Inlet (hot &cold) tubes material: 304 stainless steel
Dimension: 192mm x 150mm
Colour: Black
Faucet hole Installation diameter: 35mm
Package Content
1 x Basin mixer tap
1 x Water inlet (hot & cold) tubes
1 x Blue accessory part
1 x Assembly manual
Delivery excludes the following postcodes:
885, 2222, 2449, 2818, 2827, 2829, 2836, 2839, 2874, 2898, 3724, 4477
4490, 4626, 4822, 4871, 4875, 6044, 6209, 6224, 6290, 6442, 6536, 6562
6707, 6713, 6725, 6728, 6743, 6751, 6753, 6754, 7255, 7256, 7258, 7260
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