Tapware

The different types of tapware include basin taps, bath taps, freestanding bath taps, wall mounted taps, kitchen tapware, and laundry tapware.

The most popular finishes for tapware are brushed gold,chrome, stainless steel, matte black, and brushed nickel. Each finish has its own unique style and advantages, so it's important to choose one that fits your preferences and needs.

When buying tapware, consider the water efficiency, spout height and reach, handle type and design, and swivel range. These features can impact the functionality and usability of the tapware.

The WELS rating is a system used in Australia to measure the water efficiency of tapware. A higher WELS rating indicates that the tapware is designed to use less water, which can help you save money on your water bill and reduce your environmental impact.

While many types of tapware are designed for easy installation, some may require the assistance of a professional plumber. Always read the installation instructions carefully and assess your own skill level before attempting to install tapware on your own.

To clean and maintain tapware, use a soft cloth and mild soap to gently wipe away dirt and grime. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish. Regularly inspect and repair any leaks or damage to ensure the longevity of your tapware.