Aquess Quadro Bathroom Taps

Brushed Pewter gives a cooler, more contemporary look that pairs well with grey tiles, marble and chrome accessories. Brushed Bronze adds warmth and suits timber vanities, cream tiles and traditional or rustic schemes. Both are muted, brushed finishes that hide fingerprints and water marks better than polished chrome, so pick the tone that complements your existing surfaces.

If your basin sits on the worktop as a vessel, a high rise basin mixer is ideal because it gives the extra spout height you need. A standard basin mixer or a model with an integrated waste is best for semi-recessed or inset basins. Go wall-mounted if you have a countertop basin or want a minimalist look and plenty of worktop space; there are wall-mounted basin mixers available with matching plates for a neat finish.

Yes, some models explicitly include a waste, the Brushed Pewter Basin Mixer Tap with Waste at at a lower price point. There are also wall-mounted basin mixers that come with a plate included. If a product title does not mention a waste or plate, assume those items are sold separately and check the product description before you buy.

Yes, the freestanding bath shower mixers in the range are designed for island or freestanding baths and sit on the floor beside the tub. They offer a clean, architectural look and are available in Brushed Pewter and Brushed Bronze, with some kits included for installation. Expect these to be the higher-priced options, reflecting their scale and functionality.

Entry-level basin mixers start at a lower to mid-range price point to the current product price for standard and high rise options. Wall-mounted basin mixers with plates are typically a little higher, at a lower price point to the current product price. Freestanding bath shower mixers sit at the top of the range, roughly the current product price to the current product price, reflecting their size and additional components.