Top 10
Our Top 10 Bathroom Taps
This page rounds up our favourite bathroom basin taps, from cloakroom-sized mixers to full vanity units, for anyone doing a full refit or swapping a single tap
Our picks

Nes Home Basin Mono Mixer Tap
£13.59 (correct as of August 2026)
A budget basin mono mixer that's one of the cheapest genuinely well-built options on this list, fitting standard UK basin holes without any surprises at install. Dependable and no-frills, it does exactly what you need.
We like
- Diffuser in the spout softens the spray and cuts down on splashing
- Ceramic cartridge for drip-free, precise control of flow and temperature
- Three-layer PVD chrome finish resists tarnishing and corrosion
- Solid brass construction throughout
Worth checking
- No stated minimum water pressure in the listing, worth checking for a gravity fed system
- Spout height
- 70mm
- Flow rate
- 15.6 L/min
- Mounting
- Deck mount, single hole
- Handles
- 1 (lever, centre)
- Valve
- Cartridge
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Polished chrome (PVD)
- Item dimensions
- 10 x 5 x 10cm (D x W x H)
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Kisimixer Basin Mixer Tap
£18.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A budget gooseneck basin mixer that leans on a thicker-than-usual stainless steel build rather than the composite metal common at this price point. Solid and no-nonsense, it's a sensible choice for a straightforward DIY install.
We like
- Thickened 304 stainless steel body for extra durability
- Ceramic filter core designed to stay leak-free long term
- Multi-layer chrome plating resists scratches, corrosion, and rust
- Removable aerator unscrews for easy cleaning
- Comes with British Standard hoses for a straightforward DIY install
Worth checking
- No stated flow rate or minimum pressure in the listing
- Spout height
- 200mm
- Spout reach
- 200mm
- Valve
- Ceramic disc
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Finish
- Polished chrome
- Handles
- 1 (lever, centre)
- Mounting
- Deck mount, single hole
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Grohe BauEdge
£50.95 (correct as of August 2026)
A smooth-bodied single-lever basin mixer with the kind of fit and finish that budget brands rarely match, courtesy of Grohe's SilkMove cartridge and StarLight coating. Pricier than the other picks here, but the 15 years of spare parts availability makes it easier to justify.
We like
- SilkMove cartridge technology for a smooth, precise handle action
- EcoJoy technology reduces water use without sacrificing flow
- StarLight chrome coating resists scratches and stays easy to clean
- 5-year manufacturer warranty with 15 years of spare parts availability
Worth checking
- Noticeably pricier than the budget picks on this list
- Flow rate of 5 L/min is on the low side, worth checking suits your routine
- Spout height
- 90mm
- Flow rate
- 5 L/min
- Minimum pressure
- 1.0 bar
- Valve
- Cartridge (SilkMove)
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Chrome (StarLight coating)
- Warranty
- 5 years
- Country of origin
- Germany
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Bristan 1901 Basin Pillar Taps
£75.00 (correct as of August 2026)
A traditional pair of crosshead pillar taps from Bristan's established 1901 range, aimed at a period-style bathroom where a modern single mixer wouldn't look right. Pricier than the budget picks here, but backed by a well-known UK name.
We like
- Ceramic disc valve technology built for a long, reliable lifespan
- Works on both low-pressure gravity fed and high-pressure combi systems
- Exceptionally strong 45.2 L/min flow rate
- WRAS approved from an established UK brand
Worth checking
- Noticeably pricier than the budget picks on this list
- Two separate taps rather than a single mixer, so no blended temperature control
- Spout reach
- 90mm
- Flow rate
- 45.2 L/min
- Valve
- Ceramic disc
- Finish
- Chrome (also available in gold)
- Certification
- WRAS approved
- Style
- Traditional pillar pair, crosshead handles
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Belz Basin Mixer Tap
£23.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A budget gooseneck basin mixer with a single lever for precise control of flow and temperature, and a design that installs into a standard single-hole basin without loosening over time. One of the better-backed picks on this list for the price.
We like
- Ceramic valve core tested to 500,000 cycles
- Corrosion-resistant, lead-free composite metal construction
- Aerator keeps the spray smooth and splash-free while cutting water use
Worth checking
- Flow rate of 8 L/min is lower than some rival bathroom mixers
- Spout height
- 78mm
- Spout reach
- 100mm
- Flow rate
- 8 L/min
- Mounting hole diameter
- 45mm
- Handles
- 1 (lever)
- Valve
- Ceramic
- Material
- Composite metal
- Finish
- Polished chrome
- Warranty
- 5 years
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Jassferry Basin Taps
£23.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A traditional pair of pillar taps for hot and cold rather than a single mixer, well suited to a period-style bathroom where a modern mixer would look out of place. Worth checking your water pressure meets the 0.5 bar minimum before buying.
We like
- Traditional H/C pillar tap pair, ideal for period-style bathrooms
- Premium brass construction with a mirror-bright chrome finish
- Built-in aerator for a steady, splash-free flow
- Simple 1/2 inch threaded connection, no plumber required
Worth checking
- Two separate taps rather than a single mixer, so no blended temperature control
- Needs at least 0.5 bar pressure, not suited to a weak gravity fed system
- Spout height
- 35mm
- Spout reach
- 13mm
- Minimum pressure
- 0.5 bar (1 bar recommended)
- Handles
- 2 (lever, centre, sold as a pair)
- Valve
- Brass
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Chrome
- Spout design
- Traditional straight
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Hpwvkvdb Bathroom Sink Taps
£27.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A budget square-profile basin mixer, a sharper look than the rounded mixers that dominate most of this list. Worth a look if you want something that reads as more contemporary without paying a premium for it.
We like
- Square, minimalist design suits modern bathrooms and cloakrooms
- Premium brass construction with a multi-layer chrome finish
- Ceramic disc technology for smooth, drip-free operation
- Aerator cuts water use by around 30% without sacrificing flow
Worth checking
- No stated spout height, reach, or flow rate in the listing
- Mounting
- Deck mount, single hole
- Handles
- 1 (lever, centre)
- Valve
- Ceramic disc
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Multi-layer chrome
- Spout design
- Square
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Hapilife Basin Taps with Pop up Waste
£29.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A budget square basin mixer, and one of the few taps on this list to include a matching pop-up waste with overflow protection in the box. Worth a look if you'd rather not source a waste separately.
We like
- Solid brass construction with a multilayer chrome finish
- Ceramic cartridge for drip-free, soft stream flow
- Includes a matching pop-up waste with overflow protection
- Comes with UK standard hoses for a straightforward install
Worth checking
- No stated flow rate or minimum pressure in the listing
- Spout height
- 75mm
- Mounting
- Deck mount, single hole
- Handles
- 1 (lever, centre)
- Valve
- Cartridge
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Chrome
- Includes
- Pop-up waste with overflow
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Funime Bathroom Sink Taps with Waterfall Spout
£29.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A waterfall-spout basin mixer that's a tidy, modern option for a bathroom, cloakroom, or washroom. One of the more affordable waterfall-style mixers on this list without an obvious catch.
We like
- H59 brass construction for strong corrosion resistance
- Waterfall spout with a clear, steady, splash-free laminar flow
- Advanced chrome plating designed to resist flaking over time
- Ceramic disc valve for leak-free, precise control
Worth checking
- No stated flow rate or minimum pressure in the listing
- Spout height
- 70mm
- Spout reach
- 100mm
- Hose length
- 40cm
- Handles
- 1 (lever, centre)
- Valve
- Ceramic disc
- Material
- H59 brass
- Finish
- Chrome
- Spout design
- Waterfall
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Hapilife Basin Taps
£30.99 (correct as of August 2026)
A waterfall-style basin mixer that brings a spa-like look without the price tag of a designer brand. Worth checking your water pressure first, since it needs at least 0.5 bar to perform properly.
We like
- Solid brass construction with a mirror-finish chrome plating
- Ceramic cartridge tested to 500,000 cycles for drip-free use
- Waterfall spout with a metal grid that saves water without losing the effect
- Comes with UK standard fittings for a straightforward install
Worth checking
- Needs at least 0.5 bar pressure, not suited to a weak gravity fed system
- Spout height
- 70mm
- Minimum pressure
- 0.5 bar (1 bar recommended)
- Hose length
- 40cm
- Handles
- 1 (lever, left)
- Valve
- Cartridge
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Chrome
- Spout design
- Waterfall
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Not at all, though a coordinated finish across basin, bath and shower does give a tidier look. Prioritise the right tap for each job over matching purely for its own sake.
- Mixer taps are the more practical everyday choice for a basin. Separate taps still suit a period bathroom well and can be more reliable on a gravity fed system with a big pressure imbalance. Our guide on choosing a bathroom tap covers the trade-offs.
- Most basin taps sit under 150mm above the bowl, lower than a kitchen tap, to avoid splashing in a shallow basin. Countertop or vessel basins that sit proud of the worktop usually need a taller tap to clear the raised bowl.
- Yes, the same as any tap sold for use in the UK. It's worth checking a specific model against the WRAS approved fittings directory before buying, particularly from a marketplace seller.
- Cloudiness is almost always limescale from hard water. Our guide on cleaning limescale from taps covers the full method.
Helpful guides
A few buying guides worth reading alongside our top 10 bathroom tap picks.

How to Choose a Bathroom Tap
What to think about before you buy, from basin taps and bath fillers to shower valves and everything in between
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How to Clean Limescale From Taps
Everything you need to know about tackling limescale properly, from clogged aerators and shower heads to the internal damage most people never see
11 min read ·
Kitchen Tap vs Bathroom Tap Differences
Kitchen and bathroom taps can look almost identical in a showroom, but the differences in reach, flow rate and water regulations mean swapping one for the other rarely ends well
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