Standard British Specification: bath tap is designed under standard and It has same size G-1/2” for both inlet and outlet,and the distance between two inlets is 150 mm. And the distance between two bathtub pillar is 180 mm.
Direcrtion of Water Inlet: The hot water inlet is on the left and the cold water inlet is on the right.
Custome Service: 3 years quality assurance . Please note that all products have been tested before they leave the factory, so when you receive the product, if there is water seeping out of it, it is normal.
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Solid, modern looking mixer that works well
Installation is going to depend heavily on your existing bath and plumbing. This is a deck-mounted mixer, so it's definitely worth checking measurements and connections properly beforehand rather than discovering halfway through that something doesn't line up. Plumbing has a habit of doing that!
Keeps temperature stable
Swapping out standard bath taps for this thermostatic unit solved the issue of freezing water whenever someone flushed a toilet elsewhere in the house. The safety lock holds the temperature steady, which brings peace of mind when washing the dog or bathing children. Turning the dials with wet, soapy hands proves quite tricky because the metallic grips lack sufficient texture. The diverter switches between the bath spout and showerhead cleanly without annoying drips. Installation was straightforward using existing pipework, though the chrome finish shows every single water spot and requires con
Easy enough to fit
Replacing a leaking bathroom tap usually involves wrestling with spanners in tight spaces. Fitting this deck-mounted mixer onto the bathtub required standard tools and a bit of patience with the pipe alignments. The chrome finish shines brightly, wiping clean easily with a microfiber cloth after a soapy shower. Turning the temperature dial feels smooth, and the anti-scald lock engages reliably to stop the water from getting dangerously hot. Switching the flow between the bath spout and the showerhead happens instantly with a firm turn of the diverter knob. The water pressure flowing through th
Solid mixer keeps bathwater safe
And I fitted it last Saturday while the 8 year old was mid-bath and the dog insisted on supervising, so of course that added pressure. It matched our G 1/2” pipework and the 150mm inlet spacing lined up with the feed, though bear in mind the bathtub pillar spacing is 180mm if you have a different layout. The controls are solid and the temperature holds steady, but the flow could be a touch stronger, which is my only real niggle.
Good as a mixer or taps
The thermostatic control is the standout feature. It maintains a consistent water temperature and the 38°C safety stop provides extra peace of mind, especially in households with children or elderly family members. There's no more sudden temperature fluctuations when someone uses water elsewhere in the house, which makes bathing and showering far more comfortable.
Safer baths and easy to fit
Saturday bath time turned calmer after swapping the ancient taps for this Morado mixer. I fitted it with a spanner and a bit of PTFE (note to self, turn water off first next time), by the time the kettle boiled the twins were begging for bubbles.
Does the job
Perfect, done the job, no clue mplaints from tenant
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4.9
Great communication, fast shipping and product is as described. I can highly recommend this seller.
One of the fastest and most efficient sellers I've had the pleasure to deal with. Appreciate your help.
Great seller, 100% recommend, very efficient service, great customer service and communication and prompt delivery. Product was as advertised.
Fantastic service. Arrived Easter Sunday, in excellent condition. Thank you.
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