Aquess Contour Bathroom Taps

The Contour range comes in chrome, matt black, brushed brass, brushed bronze and brushed pewter, so match the finish to your room's mood. Chrome gives a bright, contemporary look and works well with white tiles; matt black creates a bold, modern contrast against pale surfaces; brushed brass or bronze add warmth to traditional or vintage schemes; brushed pewter offers a softer, muted metallic look for calming palettes. Think about the other metal accents in your bathroom, towel rails or shower trims, and pick a finish that ties those together.

Use the tap type to match your basin: a standard basin mixer suits inset basins and often includes a waste, while a high-rise mixer gives the extra spout height needed for above-counter basins. Wall-mounted mixers are ideal if you want a minimal countertop and have plumbing in the wall; many in the range come with a matching plate for a neat look. Check the product listing for whether the tap is deck-mounted, wall-mounted or freestanding, so it fits your basin configuration.

Yes, most of the Contour taps are rated for low pressure (0.1–0.4 bar), so they perform well with gravity-fed or low-pressure systems. Only one product in our range is listed as "suitable for all systems," so if you have a high-pressure combi boiler or need universal compatibility, check that specific product note. If you're unsure, pick a model explicitly marked for low pressure to avoid surprise performance issues.

The range is predominantly single lever, which gives quick, one-handed control of flow and temperature and suits modern bathrooms. Twin lever options split hot and cold control for a more traditional aesthetic and finer temperature adjustment. Select single lever for simplicity and frequent use, or twin lever if you want a classic look and separate taps.

Most Contour taps require a single hole, which is common for contemporary basins and keeps the surface uncluttered. A few options need two holes, typically for twin-lever or certain bath mixer setups. Always check the specific product's "tap holes required" detail so the tap matches the holes in your basin or bath before you order.