Types of Spout Taps
Spout taps can be classified based on their application and design purpose. The common types include the following:
- Bathroom Spout Taps: These taps are designed for use in bathing areas of bathrooms. They are typically glued to the bathtub or shower and come in many diverse styles.
- Basin Spout Taps: These taps are specially made for basins, designed to make drainage and control of the water flow easy for handwashing or other applications. They are available in different heights and shapes to fit into specific basin geometry in various spaces.
- Kitchen Sink Spout Taps: Made specifically for use in kitchens, these taps are the most convenient for common domestic tasks such as washing plates, refilling pots, etc. They feature a swivel spout which enhances functionality for everyday kitchen use.
Features of Spout Taps
Plumber Bathware is committed to developing stylish, durable, and quality spout taps. Following are some unique features of their spout taps:
- Aerator: An aerator is a tiny device fixed onto the spout, which mixes air with the water stream so that watering is reduced and the flow remains smooth, without spray.
- Lifetime Performance Warranty: Plumber Bathware's spout taps come with a lifetime performance warranty to provide peace of mind for customers about the longevity and quality of the products.
- Energy Efficient: While spout taps have been tailored for optimal functionality, they still use very little water and are designed to conserve energy, thus reducing utility costs while also minimizing the impact on the environment.
- Constant Flow: With these taps, ambient air temperatures keep to a narrow range to ensure user convenience and smooth performance.
- Water-Saving Technology: Plumber Bathware uses up-to-date water-saving devices in their spout taps, so you can save water without compromising on performance.
Key Aspects to Consider While Selecting Spout Taps
When choosing spout taps, you must consider the following:
- Water Pressure: The spout tap must be correctly matched to the water pressure in the house so that it does not malfunction or break down.
- Material: Spout taps can be made of various types of materials, from brass to stainless steel or even chrome. The type of material determines the durability, aesthetic, and maintenance of the product.
- Style: You'll probably need to find a style that coordinates with the overall decor of your bathroom or kitchen. Consider the spout height, handle design, and overall appearance to ensure it aligns with your preferences.
- Features: These may include aerators, water-conserving technology, and temperature-control elements. It's best to learn about these features, analyze your needs, and compare the options before selecting the spout that suits you.
Maintenance Tips for Spout Taps
Well-kept spout taps will, in turn, provide the greatest long-term service to you. Follow these tips to ensure the long life and durability of your spout taps.
- Gentle Cleaning: The tap's surface should only be gently cleaned with a delicate cloth and some light soap. Do not utilize harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning, as they could destroy the finish of the tap.
- Routine Care: Check the tap for leaks and drips from time to time and repair them on the spot. Make sure you inspect the aerator for all mineral deposits and clean it out as needed.
- Deep Cleaning: In case of a rigid stain or a heavily mineralized tap, apply a vinegar solution or a proprietary tap cleaner as described in the manufacturer's instructions.
