GroheEuroStyle Single-lever Tall Basin Mixer Loop Handle
R2,499
About
GROHE is a leading global brand for complete bathroom solutions and kitchen fittings and has a total of over 6,000 employees, 2,400 of which are based in Germany. As an international brand, GROHE pursues the brand values of technology, quality, design and sustainability, seeking to offer the “Pure joy of water”. GROHE has been developing new product categories since its inception.
For design-conscious bathrooms with a free-standing vessel basin the GROHE Eurostyle single-lever basin mixer in extra large is the best tap you'll find. The slim smooth body maintains clean lines and elegant proportions and makes it the perfect fit with a modern vessel basin while GROHE's trademark German engineering technology means this bathroom tap is built to last. With SilkMove® cartridges that promise silky-smooth operation and the EcoJoy® function that saves water without compromising performance, this monobloc mixer makes a show-stopping design feature that is also highly durable, easy to clean and right at home in contemporary bathroom design. As part of the Eurostyle range of bathroom taps you will find this basin mixer effortlessly combines with other products in the same range for a complete bathroom solution that won't bust the budget.
Product Features
- Part of the GROHE Eurostyle range
- Includes temperature limiter
- Surface-mounted for free-standing basins
- Includes a faucet aerator
- Save water with the GROHE EcoJoy® flow limiter
- Smooth 35mm GROHE SilkMove® ceramic cartridge
- GROHE QuickFix® rapid installation system
- GROHE StarLight® chrome finish is durable and easy to clean
- Flexible connection hoses
- Minimum pressure: 1.0 bar
- Single-hole installation
Product Specifications
- Fitting colour: Chrome
- Fitting Material: Chrome coated brass
- Height: 334mm - 377mm
- Projection: 175mm
- Hose length: 390mm
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