VitrA Solid S Deck Mounted Chrome Bath Shower Mixer Tap With Kit

VitrA Solid S A42498VUK Details

VitrA Solid S Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap With Kit is super-smooth and highly attractive, has a strong presence and also makes an excellent investment. Its fabrication from top quality materials assures additional strength and rigidity. Most suitable for domestic use as well as in hotels, it comes with a superb chrome finish. Crafted for long-term use, this model has a height of 136mm and is supplied with a hand shower and 10 years guarantee from VitrA.

The manufacturing code of this product is A42498VUK.
Suitable for deck-mounted installation.
Height: 136mm (13.6cm).
Inlet connection: G3/4-Inch.

Outlet connection: G1/2-Inch.
Centre of the inlet to the centre of the outlet: 165mm (16.5cm).
Recommended minimum pressure: 0.5 bar.
Refer to the technical drawing for more technical details.

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Water Activation
: By Lifting
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Round
⤷ Range
: Solid S
⤷ Handle Position
: Upwards
⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Country of Origin
: Turkey
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 10 Years
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Deck Mounted
⤷ No. of Holes Required
: 2

⤷ Spout Reach
: 165
⤷ Inlet Centres
: 180
⤷ Overall Height
: 136
⤷ Max. Deck Thickness
: 30
⤷ Inlet Connections
: G 3/4 Inch
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 0.5
⤷ Hand-Shower Included
: Yes
⤷ Handle Style
: Lever
⤷ Barcode
: 8697221185252
⤷ Product Type
: Bath Shower Mixer

Total: £112.93 2 Working Days Approx QS Supplies

1 Features Included In This Product Explained

Medium Water Pressure

Water systems operating at a pressure between 0.5 and 0.9 bar are considered medium pressure. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable for use in medium pressure.

Questions & Answers

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Andy Asked :
Does the Vitra solid S Deck Mounted Bath Shower mixer tap have a flow restrictor? If so, can it be removed, and what size feed pipes are recommended?

Answered By QS Team