Rangemaster Estuary Dual Lever Monobloc Sink Tap

All Pressure Taps

All Pressure taps are compatible for use with all plumbing systems, including low-pressure hot water tanks. These taps can be identified with the 'A' symbol.

Anti-Splash Spout

The spout comes with a honeycomb aerator that mixes air with water and gives a bubbly ‘champagne-like’ water flow, reducing splashes.

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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Flexible Tail Pipes

Flexible Tails, or "Flexi" Tails, are one of the easiest methods to connect the plumbing pipework to the tap fitting. Mixers generally have two tails, one for the hot water supply and the other for the cold. These tailpipes consist of rubber inside a braided metal and come in many sizes.

Stainless Steel Material

Stainless Steel is an iron alloy with anti-rust and anti-corrosive properties, unlike iron. It contains a minimum of 10.5% of chromium and less than 1.2% of carbon and other metal alloys. Its corrosion resistance and mechanical properties can be improved by adding nickel, molybdenum, titanium, niobium, or manganese. This robust, hygienic, hard-wearing base material is popular in the construction of steel products.

Quarter Turn

Operating these taps is almost effortless; it can be turned on and off by rotating the lever at 90 degrees. These taps have such low friction that they are perfect for people with arthritis, weak grip, the elderly and the young.

Dual Flow

A dual-flow tap dispenses water in a single stream like any other tap; however, the inner working of the tap is different. Inside the tap body, hot and cold water flows separately and is mixed only once it leaves the tap body, preventing the spout from becoming scalding hot. Plus, there are minimal chances of backflow due to the separate hot and cold feeds.

Monobloc Tap

A Monobloc/Mono tap has a single control lever that adjusts the mix of hot and cold water supplies and the flow rate. A mixer tap has two separate controls for hot and cold water. Both work equally well, and your choice will come down to aesthetics and how many tap holes your sink has. Monobloc taps are a neater solution and more modern in appearance.