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Scudo Core Brushed Brass Round Downwards Curved Spout Bath Filler Tap

Soft metallic warmth gives Core’s compact bath filler a calmer presence.

Brushed brass finish: Adds warmth beside stone, timber and neutral surfaces.

Interchangeable lever detail: Smooth and textured handles are both supplied.

Compact curved spout: Reaches 119.96mm across the bath deck.

WRAS-approved performance: Operates from 0.5 to 5 bar.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £326.00.
Current price is: £146.49.Save £179.51 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Core Brushed Brass Bath Filler Tap

Product Type Bath filler tap
Brand Scudo
Collection Core
Fixture Bath
Mounting Type Pillar mounted
Tap Holes Required 2
Tap Hole Diameter 32mm
Tap Centres 180mm
Tap Height 130.5mm
Spout Reach 119.96mm
Base to Spout 42.58mm
Spout Design Downwards curved
Body Shape Round
Material Brass
Finish Brushed brass
Number of Handles 2
Handle Type Lever
Included Handle Styles Smooth and diamond cross-hatch
Tap Operation Quarter-turn cartridge
Valve Type Manual
Minimum Operating Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Operating Pressure 5.0 bar
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 7 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 9.8 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 13.6 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 16.7 litres per minute
Inlet Connection Size 3/4-inch BSP
WRAS Approved Yes
Weight 1.96kg
Guarantee Lifetime
Serviceable Moving Parts Guarantee 12 months from purchase
Guarantee Exclusions Modified, altered, transformed or relocated products
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Tails’ Take: Two Handle Styles for a More Considered Bath Setup

The Core bath filler provides a useful degree of design flexibility without changing the main tap body. Both smooth and diamond cross-hatch handle options are supplied, allowing the controls to appear understated or more heavily textured against the brushed brass finish. Separate quarter-turn levers control the hot and cold supplies, while the downward-curving spout projects almost 120mm to deliver water into the bath. Its stated flow rises from 7 litres per minute at 0.5 bar to 16.7 litres per minute at 3.0 bar, so checking the available pressure will help set realistic filling-time expectations.

Is the Core Bath Filler Right for Your Bath and Water System?

Check the tap-hole layout, available water pressure and preferred method of controlling the hot and cold supplies.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Building a Coordinated Brushed Brass Scheme

The warm metallic finish gives the bath a defined focal point and can be selected to complement other brushed brass fittings in the room.

Users Wanting a Choice of Handle Texture

The supplied smooth and diamond cross-hatch options allow the appearance of the two controls to be adjusted without replacing the complete filler.

Baths Arranged for Traditional Two-Hole Control

Separate hot and cold quarter-turn levers suit installations where independent temperature and flow adjustment is preferred.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Baths Drilled for a Single Tap Hole

This pillar-mounted filler needs two 32mm holes positioned at 180mm centres, so it will not directly suit a one-hole bath arrangement.

Users Wanting One-Handed Mixed-Water Control

Hot and cold water are adjusted using separate levers rather than one mixer handle controlling both temperature and flow.

Systems Outside the Stated Pressure Range

The tap is specified for operation between 0.5 and 5.0 bar, so unsuitable pressure should be addressed before installation.

Quarter-Turn Controls, Tap-Hole Planning and Flow Performance

What does quarter-turn cartridge operation mean?

A quarter-turn cartridge opens or closes the water supply through a short 90-degree movement of the lever rather than several complete rotations. On this bath filler, the two levers operate the hot and cold supplies independently. The arrangement allows each side to be adjusted separately when setting the required bath temperature and filling rate.

What should be measured before fitting this two-hole bath filler?

Confirm that the bath can accept two 32mm tap holes with 180mm between their centres. The available ledge should also accommodate the round tap bases and leave the 119.96mm spout reach positioned appropriately over the bath. Access beneath the tap area is needed for the pillar connections, so the bath design and surrounding installation should be checked before drilling or final positioning.

How will water pressure affect the bath-filling flow rate?

The stated flow rate increases with pressure: 7 litres per minute at 0.5 bar, 9.8 at 1.0 bar, 13.6 at 2.0 bar and 16.7 at 3.0 bar. The tap is designed for pressures from 0.5 to 5.0 bar. A plumber should confirm the system pressure and compatibility of the 3/4-inch BSP inlet connections before installation.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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