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Scudo Core Brushed Bronze Dual-Handle Wall-Hung Bath Filler Tap

Brushed bronze brings warmer metallic character to a compact wall-mounted bath arrangement.

Thermostatic bath filler: Regulates the mixed-water temperature through two controls.

Bath rim kept clear: Wall mounting removes the need for conventional tap pillars.

Choice of handle texture: Smooth and diamond cross-hatch options are included.

0.5 to 5 bar range: Maximum stated flow reaches 18.7 litres per minute at 5 bar.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £334.00.
Current price is: £222.99.Save £111.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Core Brushed Bronze Dual-Handle Wall-Hung Bath Filler Tap

Product Type Thermostatic bath filler tap
Brand Scudo
Collection Core
Installation Type Wall mounted
Construction Materials Brass and stainless steel
Finish Brushed bronze
Valve Type Thermostatic
Number of Handles 2
Handle Type Thermostatic control handles
Included Handle Styles Smooth and diamond cross-hatch
Spout Movement Fixed
Minimum Operating Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Operating Pressure 5 bar
Flow Rate at 0.2 Bar 3.2 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 6.3 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 7.9 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 11.8 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 14.1 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 5 Bar 18.7 litres per minute
Inlet Connection 3/4-inch
WRAS Approved No
TMV Approved No
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Tails’ Take: Warm Metalwork Without Crowding the Bath Deck

The brushed bronze Core filler introduces a warmer metallic note while keeping the controls and outlet together in one wall-mounted arrangement. That leaves the bath rim available for a cleaner finish or for layouts where drilling the bath is undesirable. Thermostatic operation provides regulated mixed-water temperature control, while the two handles keep the operating functions clearly separated. Scudo also supplies smooth and diamond cross-hatch handle options, allowing the visible detailing to be adapted to the wider scheme. The fixed spout makes careful positioning essential, and the available system pressure should be confirmed because flow increases from 6.3 litres per minute at 0.5 bar to 18.7 litres per minute at 5 bar.

Choosing the Right Wall Position for This Brushed Bronze Filler

Plan the pipework, outlet location and required approvals before the finished wall surface is installed.

Who Should Buy

Schemes Wanting a Softer Alternative to Bright Brassware

The brushed bronze finish adds warmth while retaining a muted surface that can sit comfortably within tonal and natural-material interiors.

Bath Layouts Preserving an Unbroken Rim

Wall mounting avoids placing tap pillars through the bath deck, helping maintain a simpler outline around the bathing area.

Users Wanting a Choice Between Plain and Textured Controls

Both smooth and diamond cross-hatch handle options are supplied, giving the controls either restrained or more detailed styling.

× Who Shouldn’t Buy

Projects Unable to Conceal Wall Pipework

The wall-mounted format needs suitable first-fix plumbing and a secure installation position behind the finished wall surface.

Baths Requiring a Spout That Moves Aside

The outlet is fixed rather than swivelling, so it remains in the same position above the bath after installation.

Specifications Requiring WRAS or TMV Approval

This model is listed as neither WRAS approved nor TMV approved and should not be selected where either approval is compulsory.

Thermostatic Terminology, Fixed-Spout Planning and Wall Access

Does thermostatic operation mean this filler is TMV approved?

No. Thermostatic describes the type of valve used to regulate the mixed-water temperature, while TMV approval is a separate product approval. This bath filler is specifically listed as not TMV approved. Any project that requires a particular approval standard should therefore be checked with the relevant installer or specification before the product is ordered.

How should the fixed spout be positioned above the bath?

The outlet needs to discharge clearly inside the bath without sitting awkwardly over the rim or too close to the wall. Because no installation dimensions are stated here, the correct fitting instructions or technical template should be used to set the height and projection. Confirm the bath’s final position before fixing the pipework, as the spout cannot be swivelled after installation.

What access should be retained for future plumbing work?

The 3/4-inch inlet connections and thermostatic components sit within the wall-mounted installation, so future maintenance should be considered before boxing or tiling is completed. Where the room construction permits, plan a sensible route to the connections from an adjoining space or removable panel. This can reduce disruption if the valve or pipe joints ever need inspection.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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