The Water Monopoly - Rockwell wall-mounted basin mixer with 190mm cast spout & metal/coloured crosshead taps

Manufactured by Perrin & Rowe, The Water Monopoly Rockwell Tapware range is a celebration of colour, with ceramic handles and shower heads available in an assortment of vibrant candy hues. With its bold curved designs and well-considered selection of colours, Rockwell lends itself to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

The Rockwell Collection is an all-inclusive range including tapware, baths, toilets and basins. The full selection of tapware includes kitchen mixer taps, wall and basin mounted taps, showers, and wall or freestanding bath tapware.

This collection is truly playful, providing the chance to mix and match its wide variety of colours with Chrome, Nickel and Polished Brass metal finishes for serious individuality. Whether fitting out a modest family home or a show-stopping hospitality space, Rockwell will have you covered.

To comply with Australian Standards, these taps include a discreet ring of red or blue to indicate hot and cold under the crosshead handle.

Please note the colours of the Rockwell collection will vary slightly across different materials of the vitrite baths, ceramic bathroomware and timber toilet seats.

WaterMark Certificate WMKA02818

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.