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The ENKI Traditional Crosshead Deck Mounted Bath Side Valves are designed for homeowners seeking a classic, elegant aesthetic for their bathroom renovation or maintenance project. These valves serve as a high-quality replacement or addition for baths with two tap holes, offering reliable performance with their standard 3/4 inch sizing. While they provide a sophisticated look, they require a minimum water pressure of 1.0 bar, making them unsuitable for low-pressure gravity-fed systems without an adequate booster pump.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SV09 |
| Brand | ENKI |
These valves require a minimum water pressure of 1.0 bar for effective operation.
No, these are designed specifically for baths with two separate tap holes.
The valves feature a classic, high-quality chrome finish.
While the design is identical, they are marked with specific ceramic hot and cold indicators; ensure they are placed on the correct sides during installation.
Yes, each pair of ENKI bath side valves comes with a 1-year guarantee.
These are standard 3/4 inch deck mounted valves.
Verify that your water pressure is at least 1.0 bar and check the inlet pipes for any blockages or kinks.
The internal ceramic disc cartridge may need cleaning or replacement due to mineral sediment buildup.
Remove the hot/cold indicator cap and tighten the internal screw securing the handle to the valve stem.
Installation should be performed by a competent individual or a qualified plumber, ensuring that all connections are tightened correctly to prevent leaks. Before installation, confirm that your home's water pressure meets the 1.0 bar minimum requirement to ensure optimal functionality.
For maintenance, keep the chrome finish looking pristine by cleaning regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive sponges, harsh chemical cleaners, or acidic descaling agents, as these can strip the finish and damage the aesthetic of the valves. If you notice a reduction in flow over time, check for debris in the aerator or supply lines, as mineral buildup is common in hard water areas.
