Donald Tokyo Chrome Bib Tap With Long Body

Elevate your bathroom or kitchen space with the exquisite craftsmanship and contemporary design of the Donald Tokyo range of brass fittings. Each item within this collection is meticulously crafted to enhance both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your living environment. With a sleek chrome finish that exudes a modern look and vibe, the Donald Tokyo fittings effortlessly blend style and utility to elevate your everyday home experiences.

Featuring a round design and unique hollow ring-shaped knob handles, the Donald Tokyo fittings add a touch of elegance to any sink or shower. Whether you opt for the Donald Tokyo Chrome Bib Tap with Hose Nozzle or the Chrome Pillar Cock, each piece in this collection showcases a harmonious fusion of form and function. The attention to detail and quality craftsmanship evident in these fittings reflect the commitment to excellence that Donald, from India, is renowned for.

From the versatile Chrome Wall Type Sink Cock to the Chrome Sink Cock Pillar Type, the Donald Tokyo range offers a diverse selection to suit your specific needs and preferences. Whether you are updating your existing space or embarking on a new home construction project, the Donald Tokyo fittings promise to redefine your space with their exquisite design and reliable performance, making them a must-have addition for any modern Kenyan home.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Includes a 1/4-turn ceramic disk cartridge
• Colour: Chrome
• Material: Brass
• Mounting Styles: Wall Mounted
• Swivel spout
• Aerated in the spout for soft anti-splash water flow
• Comes with one flange
• Easy Cleaning: Simply use a mild soapy solution and buff with a soft cloth
• Tested to 1,600kPa 232PSI static pressure

What is a 1/4-turn Ceramic Disk Cartridge?

A quarter turn ceramic disk cartridge is required for this tap since it is elbow operated. They have the tap easy to turn on when you need to activate the water flow with the elbow operated lever. Traditional taps with a washer are at least two and a half turns to turn on to full pressure. Quarter turn taps use ceramic discs and only require a 90 degree turn to be on full pressure making it ideal for such a tap with long levers.