Best Basin Mixers for Bathrooms
Description
Please select from a range of faucets for your bathrooms and transform them into a comfortable space. Experience the luxury of smooth water flow with SaniTecH Basin Mixers.
Why SaniTecH Basin Mixers?
- Copper-chrome finish for a long-lasting appearance
- Brass lever handles and knobs are used to ensure longevity
- Brass filters with unique aerators are used to achieve smooth water flow
- Fully-threaded fasteners are equipped with mixers for a tight assembly with Basins
- Precisely designed to ensure the water flow is directed away from the center hole of the basin sink and toward the user.
- Use of high-quality ceramic cartridges for the Lever Series and brass cartridges for the Knob series to ensure a drip-free experience
Basin Mixers FAQs
Q. What is a Basin Mixer?
A basin mixer is a faucet or tap that combines incoming hot and cold water and delivers it through a single spout. Thus, it allows temperature control through a lever or knob by adjusting the flow of hot and cold water accordingly.
Q. What are the benefits of a Basin Mixer?
- Temperature Control: Easy mixing of water to achieve the desired temperature.
- Multifunctioning: It performs three functions in one product: providing hot water, cold water, and mixed water.
- Ease of Use: The single-handle design of most basin mixers makes them incredibly easy to use. With a simple movement, you can control both the water temperature and flow, making them ideal for users of all ages.
Q. How does a Basin Mixer work?
Hot and cold water enters from the respective tee cocks, and then it passes through the pipe connections into the basin mixer. From there, the flow of each side is controlled by using a ceramic cartridge or two brass cartridges. Specifically, for a ceramic cartridge, the flow of hot and cold water can be controlled by simply opening up the lever handle and moving it towards the left or right. On the other hand, for brass cartridges, the flow of hot and cold water can be controlled by simply opening the respective cartridges using knobs.
Q. What is the difference between a basin mixer and a basin tap?
In essence, a mixer has two inputs and one output, whereas a tap has one input and one output.
Q. What causes low pressure of water in wash Basin Mixers?
The quality of water flowing through the faucets greatly affects the pressure with time. Specifically, the particles in water, along with the salts, tend to accumulate and block the aerator. As the area for water to flow through the aerator reduces, the flow rate decreases. Consequently, it appears to the user that the pressure of water has become low.
Q. How to replace a wash basin mixer?
- Close the T-cocks
- Unplug the pipe connections from the t-cocks
- Unscrew the basin mixer from underneath the basin sink
- Remove the basin mixer
- Install the new one
- Tighten it
- Plug the new pipe connections into the t-cock
- Open the t-cocks
Q. What should I do if I notice a leak in lever basin mixers?
It is best practice to turn off the water supply to the leaked fittings. Water dripping can damage the tiles and marble in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. Afterward, locate the leak. It can be in any one of the three areas:
- From the connection between the piece and the pipe connection
- From the ceramic cartridge
- From the outlet
Here is what you can do to resolve the issues:
First Case: check the O-ring seals of the pipe connections and tighten them to the basin mixer
Second Case: remove the lever handle and tighten the check-nut to see if the leak stops. If not, then replace the ceramic cartridge.
Third Case: lower the lever handle which closes the 35mm ceramic cartridge. If the leak doesn’t stop, then replace the cartridge.
Q. What should I do if I notice a leak in knob basin mixers?
It is best practice to turn off the water supply to the leaked fittings. Water dripping can damage the tiles and marble in bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. Afterward, locate the leak. It can be in any one of the three areas:
- From the connection between the piece and the pipe connection
- From the connection between the neck and the basin mixer body
- From the brass cartridge
- From the outlet
First Case: check the O-ring seals of the pipe connections and tighten it to the basin mixer
Second Case: tighten the nut to the basin mixer body or replace the O-rings in the bush of the neck
Third Case: tighten the cartridge to see if the leak stops. If not, then replace the cartridge.
Fourth Case: tighten the knob. If the leak doesn’t stop, then replace the cartridge.