Burlington Wall Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap With Claremont Handles

Make an enormous difference to your daily routine by installing this Wall-Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap from Burlington. Suitable for high and low-pressure systems, it comes with an in-built flow straighter and aerator to curb splashing and prevent wastage; this mixer tap is just right for contemporary lifestyles.

The unit comes to you complete with a standard cradle, S adjuster, ceramic diverter, hose, and ceramic telephone along with a swivel spout. With a four spindle tap head with a ceramic index for easy operation, it is covered with a 15-year guarantee against manufacturing defects, if any.

• Available in different variants.
• Wall-mounted installation.
• Traditional design.
• Includes:- Bath shower mixer with a standard cradle, ‘S’ adjuster, ceramic diverter, hose, ceramic telephone handset, wall mounting unions and Claremont handles pair.
• Features swivel spout.
• Claremont handles have four spindles with a ceramic indice in the centre.
• Height: 453mm.
• Inlet centres: 180mm.

• The centre of the inlet to the centre of the outlet is: 130mm.
• G3/4-Inch inlet connections.
• Shower hose length: 1500mm.
• Shower hose diameter: Ø14mm.
• Suitable for low and high-pressure systems.
• Requires a minimum of 0.1 bar of water pressure.
• Download the Installation Instruction PDF File from the Additional Info Section.
• For more technical information, please refer technical diagram.

Note: Comes with an’S adjuster’. This additional piece is
inserted into a BSM via two Allen key fixings Allen key is supplied.
It has double recessed ‘O’ rings internally on both sides – this means
that the ‘S adjuster’ can be installed at a fixed angle or in a
semi-rigid manner. The ‘S adjuster’ is designed so that the last drips
after using the telephone handset drip into the bath – not onto the tap
ledge. This reduces cleaning, mould, and potential water ingress at the bath’s perimeter. If installed in a semi-rigid
manner – you can swivel the ‘S adjuster’ left or right – to be parallel
with the short side of the bath – so it is out of the way if two people
are in the bath or you are showering in the bath.