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The VeeBath Stream Round Waterfall Mono Basin Mixer Tap with Waste is a stylish and highly practical addition to any modern bathroom or cloakroom. Combining contemporary aesthetics with dependable performance, this tap is designed to make a lasting impression whilst standing up to the demands of everyday use.
Featuring a distinctive round profile and a wide waterfall spout, this mono basin mixer tap delivers a smooth, cascading flow that transforms a routine handwashing experience into something far more refined. It is available in three versatile finishes — Chrome, Brushed Brass, and Matt Black — allowing you to coordinate seamlessly with your existing bathroom or cloakroom scheme.
Crafted from high-quality brass with a durable, corrosion-resistant finish, the VeeBath Stream tap is built to maintain its premium appearance through years of regular use. The robust construction ensures long-term reliability, making it a sound investment for both residential and light commercial applications.
The single-lever control allows for effortless adjustment of both water temperature and flow rate, combining intuitive operation with a clean, uncluttered look. Requiring just a single tap hole, installation is straightforward and compatible with standard UK plumbing configurations. The tap is suitable for use across a range of water pressures, making it a versatile choice for a variety of bathroom setups throughout the United Kingdom.
Supplied complete with a matching waste fitting, the VeeBath Stream arrives ready for a fully coordinated, finished installation straight from the box — with no need to source additional components separately.
This tap is designed for compatibility with standard UK hot and cold water plumbing systems. It is suitable for use with both combi boiler and gravity-fed systems across a range of operating pressures. We recommend installation is carried out by a qualified plumber in accordance with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 and current guidance from BS EN 817 (thermostatic mixing valves