Taps

Looking for new taps? Here at Plumbworld, we stock an excellent range of water taps for all needs. Whether you want to replace your old sink taps with an upgrade or are building a new bathroom suite from scratch, see our selection of styles for all budgets!

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With bathroom taps and kitchen taps both available, our huge selection is sure to cover what you want. With mixer taps, pillar taps, pull out spray kitchen taps, boiling water taps and much more all available online now, you can update your basin or bath with the best new water taps with our next day delivery!

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How do I know whether to buy a basin mixer, pillar tap or a mini basin mixer for my bathroom sink?

Look at the size and use of your basin. Basin mixers are the most common and practical, with a single lever control that fits most modern basins; they give you easy temperature control and a tidy single-hole look. Pillar taps are traditional and usually come in pairs, so they suit classic basins or period bathrooms but need two holes. For a small cloakroom or compact basin, a mini basin mixer (around 20 options listed) gives the same mixer control in a much smaller body so it won't overwhelm the basin.

Which tap finish will work best in my kitchen or bathroom and how hard are they to maintain?

Chrome is the most widely stocked finish and is hardwearing and easy to match across fittings, though it can show water spots. Black or matt finishes black options give a bold, modern look and hide minor marks, but may show fingerprints on polished surfaces. Brushed brass and brushed steel offer a warmer, textured appearance and are forgiving of small scratches; for example, a brushed brass basin mixer brings warmth to a neutral bathroom while being relatively low‑maintenance.

What does pressure suitability mean and which taps will work with my water system?

Pressure suitability tells you the minimum water pressure a tap needs; listings include low (0.1–0.4 bar), medium (0.5–0.9 bar), and high (1 bar+) options, plus many marked suitable for all systems. If you have a combi boiler or mains pressure system, choose taps rated for high pressure or suitable for all systems. For homes with a cold water tank and gravity hot feed, look specifically at the low pressure options to ensure good flow from basin or bath taps.

How many tap holes will my new tap require and how do I match that to my bath or sink?

Check the tap holes required filter — most single lever mixers need one hole (about 594 items), twin or pillar sets often need two, and some bath sets or shower mixer valves use three or more. For a standard single‑bowl kitchen sink you'll typically use a one‑hole kitchen mixer or a one‑hole pull‑out tap. If you plan a separate hot/cold bath set or a bath with a handset, expect to choose a three‑hole bath mixer or a freestanding option that may require different fixing arrangements.

Are pull‑out kitchen taps better than swivel or fixed spouts for everyday use?

Pull‑out taps give maximum flexibility for rinsing and filling pans and many offer dual spray modes, making them ideal for active kitchens; examples include models with pot filler functions. Swivel spouts are great if you have a double sink because they rotate to reach both bowls. Fixed spouts are simplest and often most durable, so they suit kitchens where you want a clean, uninterrupted look rather than flexible spray.

How do I know whether to buy a basin mixer, pillar tap or a mini basin mixer for my bathroom sink?

Look at the size and use of your basin. Basin mixers are the most common and practical, and a single lever control that fits most modern basins; they give you easy temperature control and a tidy single-hole look. Pillar taps are traditional and usually come in pairs, so they suit classic basins or period bathrooms but need two holes. For a small cloakroom or compact basin, a mini basin mixer gives the same mixer control in a much smaller body so it won't overwhelm the basin.

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How do I know whether to buy a basin mixer, pillar tap or a mini basin mixer for my bathroom sink?

Which tap finish will work best in my kitchen or bathroom and how hard are they to maintain?

What does pressure suitability mean and which taps will work with my water system?

How many tap holes will my new tap require and how do I match that to my bath or sink?

Are pull‑out kitchen taps better than swivel or fixed spouts for everyday use?

How do I know whether to buy a basin mixer, pillar tap or a mini basin mixer for my bathroom sink?

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