The choice of Bathroom Basin Taps is vast. Many people find the pillar tap difficult to use, while others find single-level or infrared taps more manageable. Whatever your preference, there are seven types of bathroom basin taps available from your local home improvement store. Each is designed to suit a particular application. Here are a few to consider:

The type of tap you choose will depend on the style of your basin and the design of the bath. A single tap will work on a traditional basin, but a taller model can be used for a modern or contemporary washbasin. A taller tap is also convenient for filling pitchers or buckets. These taps cost around PS70, which can be disappointing. In contrast, a single-handed tap can be used on both types of basins, depending on how many handles are on it.

In addition to the styles of basin taps, the choice of bath fillers is equally as important. Many basin mixer taps have matching bath fillers, so you can complete the look of your bathroom. When choosing a new basin tap, keep in mind where you are going to install it. If the basin has two pre-drilled holes, the new tap could look out of place. Alternatively, choose a basin with one pre-drilled hole to avoid this problem.

Another option for your new bathroom basin taps is the wall-mounted variety. These are often the most modern and stylish type. They are mounted on the wall and don't have the traditional plumbing problems associated with pedestal basins. These taps come in single lever and three-hole designs. They start at PS60. Make sure you consider whether wall repairs will be required. If you are replacing the entire wall, you might need to do some repairs.

Mono mixer taps are the most common type of bathroom basin tap. They come in single and double holes, and usually offer hot and cold water functionality. They are a good choice for pre-drilled tap holes and for minimalist aesthetics. They are also a great option for older basins. And they're easy to replace. If you're looking for a mono mixer tap for your bathroom, you can find many monobloc models that are available.

The single-hole basin mixer tap has a spout and a single lever for hot and cold water. Most of these taps have a single lever, while others have twin levers to control temperature more easily. You may want to consider installing a bathroom basin mixer tap to prevent any potential burns or scalds from occurring. If you have a corner bathroom, the single-hole model might work well for you.

Whether you prefer a traditional or contemporary style, there are countless types and designs to choose from. Basin taps have long been a traditional favorite. But the modern, avant-garde designs and sleek and stylish bathroom mixers are popular as well. And if you want to save some cash, you can purchase a set of pillar taps. They're also cheaper than buying a bath tap set.