Push Button Basin Waste
33
SKU:33-S-PB
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- £110.00 ex. taxes
- Sale price
- £110.00 ex. taxes
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Push-button basin waste with single press operation. Press once to seal and hold water, press again to release and drain. The slotted design includes an overflow slot for basins with overflow holes. Push button mechanism sits flush with basin surface when open. Fits standard basin waste opening. Solid brass body with hand-finished button. Connects to standard basin trap. Thread accommodates basin thickness variations.
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Our Story
In my mind’s eye, I could see what I wanted. Taps in unlacquered raw brass. An almost industrial look. A living finish, that would change over time. Trouble was, they didn't exist. So I decided to make them myself. We didn't plan to sell taps, but images of my project were shared online, and enquiries poured in.
Start a tap company? Okay. But on one condition: never compromise. That's how it began, in 2015. Today, you'll find us worldwide. Every piece of unsurpassed quality. And every piece finished by hand.
