Tavistock Avid Basin Mixer Tap With Click Waste

Tavistock Avid TAV61 Details

Tavistock Avid Basin Mixer Tap with Click Waste has a tubular shape with a modern profile, making it the perfect addition to any contemporary space. The product comes with a single lever handle and a click waste.

The unique design has been carefully crafted out of brass to resist rust and corrosion. The built-in ceramic cartridge technology means smooth, easy-to-use action giving accurate flow control. It has a 10-year guarantee covering all manufacturing defects.

Available in 2 heights: 110mm and 130mm.
Crafted using premium quality brass material.
Supplied complete with click waste.
Contemporary design.
Single lever handle.

The centre of the inlet to the centre of the outlet is 98mm (9.8cm).
Width: 52mm (5.2cm).
Minimum recommended pressure 0.2 bar.
Refer to the technical drawing for more technical details.
Download the Technical Data Sheet PDF File from the Additional Info Section.

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Avid
⤷ Water Activation
: By Lifting/Tilting
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Round
⤷ Handle Position
: Upwards
⤷ Colour
: Chrome, Black
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 10 Years
⤷ Material
: Brass
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Deck Mounted
⤷ No. of Holes Required
: 1
⤷ Valve Included
: Yes

⤷ Valve/Cartridge Type
: Ceramic Disc
⤷ Base To Spout
: 50, 70
⤷ Spout Reach
: 98
⤷ Overall Height
: 110,130
⤷ Width
: 52
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 0.2
⤷ Waste Type
: Click Waste
⤷ Handle Style
: Lever Handle
⤷ Waste Included
: Yes
⤷ Barcode
: 5016519419238
⤷ Product Type
: Cloakroom Basin Tap

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Technical Data Sheet Pdf File

Total: £72.08 2-3 Working Days Approx QS Supplies

2 Features Included In This Product Explained

Low Water Pressure

Water systems operating at a pressure between 0.1 and 0.4 bar are considered low pressure. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.
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Ceramic Disc Cartridge

It has two ceramic discs, one fixed in place and the other moveable with the tap or valve handle. It is the most common technology used in modern tapware as it offers unmatched advantages such as no leaks and drips and saves on water and money.
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