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GroheEurodisc Cosmopolitan Single-lever 1/2" Basin Mixer

R2,199

Retail: R4,000
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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. 

This Eurodisc Cosmopolitan sink tap is of medium height, and has a completely smooth body, so you won't need a stop or pull-waste. The tap has a metal handle and is of course equipped with the protective GROHE StarLight chrome layer for a long shine. Thanks to the GROHE SilkMove technology, the tap always ensures a smooth and shock-free flow of water . Thanks to the GROHE EcoJoy technology, you save on your water consumption. The tap is not only easy to use and maintain, but the installation is also easy ~ thanks to the GROHE QuickFix aimed at quick and easy assembly.

Product Features
  • Single hole installation
  • Metal lever
  • Adjustable flow rate limiter
  • Adjustable minimum flow rate approx. 2.5 l/min
  • Smooth body
  • Flexible connection hoses
Product Specifications 
  • Minimum recommended pressure 1.0 bar
  • GROHE SilkMove 35 mm ceramic cartridge
  • GROHE StarLight chrome finish
  • GROHE EcoJoy mousseur 5.7 l/min
  • GROHE QuickFix installation system

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