Perrin & Rowe - Classical monobloc basin mixer with white porcelain lever

This Perrin & Rowe basin set with low spout and lever is an elegant and unique offering in the market. A sleek addition to any bathroom, modern or traditional. Particually suited to cloackrooms and small washrooms, when paired with a cloackroom basin.

The white porcelain lever inserts can be changed to black porcelain levers or matching metal to complement the finish of the tap if desired. The handles feature a small red and blue dot to indicate hot and cold.

All Perrin & Rowe taps feature excellent quarter-turn German made ceramic disc valves for many years of accurate and effortless use.

WaterMark Certificate WMKA02818
WELS Lic. 0150 Four Star rating: 7.5L per min

Perrin & Rowe tapware is made to last. Each item is carefully designed and manufactured to the highest quality in England. Made from solid premium grade brass, they are extremely durable and will not rust or corrode. All plated finishes are electroplated with a coating which is a minimum of 20 microns to give many years of lustre.

All* Perrin & Rowe tapware in Australia purchased via The English Tapware Company comes with a 15 year warranty. *For details see Warranty under Product Documentation.

About Lead Free Tapware:
This model is manufactured to the new Australian Lead Free WaterMark certification, where all tapware used for drinking water has to meet strict low-lead requirements. The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) give the transition period end date of 1 May 2026 as the date after which only certified lead free product can be installed.

This certification confirms that copper alloy components in kitchen and basin tapware contain no more than 0.25% lead by weighted average across all wetted surfaces, aligning Australian regulations with international best practice. Historically, tapware sold in Australia - particularly for KITCHEN and BASIN use - has been manufactured using Dezincification-Resistant (DZR) brass, which typically contains between 1.5% and 2.5% lead. These taps have met long-standing WaterMark standards, but the new lead-free requirements take health protection even further.) See Compliance: Things You Need to Know for more information.