T326 Rodez Classic Twin Lever Tap Aged Brass (low Pressure)

The T326 Rodez is a classic twin lever tap from The 1810 Company, chosen by Mastercraft Kitchens for kitchens where a traditional silhouette matters as much as smooth daily use. Set at the sink, it gives you separate hot and cold control through two distinct levers, finished here in a warm aged brass that suits period and country style kitchens particularly well.

Key

Benefits

• Twin lever operation lets you set hot and cold independently, which suits anyone who prefers a specific temperature each time rather than a single mixed flow.
• The aged brass finish brings a soft, worn warmth to the tap that sits comfortably alongside period cabinetry, painted units and traditional worktops.
• This is a low pressure model, so it has been specified with a minimum operating pressure of just 0.3 bar. That makes it a sensible choice if your home runs on a gravity fed or low pressure water system, where many taps simply will not perform well.
• The Neoperl aerator mixes air into the water stream, which softens the flow, reduces splashing at the basin and helps keep water use sensible during everyday tasks like filling pans or rinsing vegetables.
• Flexible tails make the plumbing connection easier during installation, giving a little more room to work with when the pipework beneath your sink is not perfectly aligned.

Because this is a low pressure tap, it is worth checking your home's water pressure before choosing it. If your system runs above the recommended range, a standard pressure version may suit you better. Your Mastercraft designer can talk this through with you as part of the wider kitchen plan.

What's Included

• Neoperl aerator
• 1/2 inch flexible tails
• Both black and white handle inserts, so you can choose the look that suits your kitchen or swap between the two later

Specifications

• Minimum operating pressure: 0.3 bar
• Recommended operating pressure: 0.5 to 1 bar
• Lever type: Double
• Finish: Aged Brass (also available in Chrome and Matte Black)