The Pillar Tap
Pillar tap is used to supply water to basins, baths, bidets and sinks. Combined hot and cold pillar taps are available with fixed or swivel outlet. The outlet of these taps must be bi-flow, i.e. separate waterways for hot and cold water to prevent crossflow of water within the pipework.
Fig: Pillar Taps Digram And Samples of Pillar Taps Types
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Pillar Tap Diagram |
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Pillar Tap |
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Sample: Quarter-turn Ceramic Disc Pillar Tap |
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Sample: Pillar Tap |
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Sample: Quater-turn Ceramic Disc Pillar Tap |
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Sample: Single Lever Cold Pillar Tap |
The Bib Tap
Bib tap is for wall fixing, normally about 150mm above a sanitary appliance. The 'Supatap' bib tap permits a change of water without shutting off the water supply. It is also available in pillar format. Quarter-turn taps are easy to operate by hand or elbow, therefore are suitable for use by the disabled and medical practitioners.
Fig: Bib Taps Digram And Samples of Bib Taps Types
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Bib Tap Diagram |
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Sample: Conventional Bib Taps |
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Sample: Brass Polished Bib Taps |
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