Milano Earlham - Art Deco Basin Pillar Taps - Silver

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The Milano Earlham Art Deco Basin Pillar Taps in Silver are designed for homeowners looking to add a touch of timeless glamour to their bathroom. These taps offer a sophisticated Art Deco aesthetic with durable chrome-finished brass construction and reliable ceramic disc technology for drip-free operation. While they provide a premium look and feel, they require a basin with two tap holes for installation.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberBTA004CH
BrandMilano

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FAQs

What type of basin do I need for these taps?

You will need a basin that has two pre-drilled tap holes, as these are pillar taps designed for a traditional setup.

What is the recommended water pressure for these taps?

The recommended operating pressure is 1.0 bar. Please check your home's water pressure to ensure it meets this requirement.

Are these taps suitable for a combi boiler system?

Yes, these taps are suitable for domestic plumbing systems, which include combi boiler systems, provided the minimum operating pressure of 1.0 bar is met.

How do I clean the chrome finish?

Clean the taps regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads. Wipe dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spots.

What does ceramic disc technology do?

Ceramic disc technology ensures a reliable seal, preventing leaks and drips by using two durable ceramic discs that move against each other.

Can I use these taps with a single tap hole basin?

No, these are pillar taps designed specifically for basins with two separate tap holes.

What material are the taps made from?

The taps are crafted from premium quality solid brass with a hard-wearing chrome finish.

Troubleshooting

Taps are dripping

Ensure the ceramic discs are properly seated and free from debris. If dripping persists, the internal ceramic disc cartridge may need replacement.

Low water flow

Check that the recommended operating pressure of 1.0 bar is met. Ensure the 1/2" threaded tails are not obstructed and that aerators (if present) are clean.

Taps are stiff to operate

The internal mechanisms may require lubrication or adjustment. Contact a qualified plumber if stiffness persists.

Chrome finish is dull or tarnished

Clean the taps with a soft, damp cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth to restore shine.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Elegant Art Deco design enhances bathroom aesthetics.
  • Durable solid brass construction ensures longevity.
  • Chrome finish is attractive and easy to maintain.
  • Ceramic disc technology provides reliable drip-free operation.
  • Crosshead handles offer precise water temperature control.

Cons

  • Requires a basin with two tap holes, limiting installation options.
  • Higher minimum operating pressure (1.0 bar) may not be suitable for all water systems.
  • Specific installation may require professional assistance for optimal results.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

These basin pillar taps are designed for installation on basins with two existing tap holes. Ensure the plumbing connections are prepared before mounting. The taps connect via 1/2" threaded tails.

Compatibility:

  • Requires a basin with two tap holes.
  • Recommended operating pressure is 1.0 bar. Check your home's water pressure to ensure suitability.
  • Suitable for both domestic and commercial plumbing systems.

Care:

To maintain the brilliant chrome finish, clean regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as these can scratch the surface. For stubborn marks, a mild soap solution can be used, followed by rinsing and drying.

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