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Scudo Core Matt Black Round Downwards Curved Spout Bath Filler Tap

Deep black colour gives the bath deck a stronger, more graphic centrepiece.

Two-hole bath filler: Fits 32mm openings at 180mm centres.

Dual handle styles: Choose smooth or diamond cross-hatched lever controls.

Quarter-turn operation: Adjusts hot and cold water independently.

Useful low-pressure flow: Delivers 7 litres per minute at 0.5 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 Matt Black 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 Matt black
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: A Strong Dark Accent with Adaptable Detailing

This Core filler uses its matt black finish and rounded profile to create a defined contrast against the bath surface without relying on an oversized tap body. Its downward-curving spout keeps the design compact at 130.5mm high, while the two separate levers give direct manual control over the hot and cold supplies. The supplied handle choices are particularly useful: smooth levers maintain a clean, restrained appearance, while the diamond cross-hatch option introduces extra visual texture. Performance can be matched to a broad range of systems within the stated 0.5 to 5.0 bar operating range, although the available pressure will determine how quickly the bath fills.

Planning a Dark Two-Control Filler Around Your Bath Rim

Review the available mounting area, water-system pressure and level of control you want over the hot and cold flow.

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Who Should Buy

Bathroom Schemes Needing a Clear Black Focal Point

The matt black surface gives the bath area a strong visual outline and suits rooms designed around darker brassware details.

Users Who Prefer Separate Temperature Adjustment

Independent hot and cold levers allow each supply to be opened and adjusted separately when preparing the bath.

Designs Balancing Smooth Shapes with Added Texture

The rounded tap body can be paired with either sleek handles or the supplied cross-hatched alternative for a more detailed finish.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Compact Bath Ledges Without Two Mounting Positions

The installation needs two 32mm tap holes arranged at 180mm centres, plus sufficient room beneath for the connections.

Households Wanting Thermostatic Temperature Regulation

This is a manual bath filler, so the water temperature is set by balancing the separate hot and cold controls.

Installations Requiring a Wall-Mounted Tap

The pillar format is designed to mount through the bath rather than being installed on the wall above it.

Pillar Mounting, Spout Position and Future Access

What does pillar mounted mean on a bath filler?

A pillar-mounted filler passes through holes in the bath ledge, with the two tap bodies standing vertically above the surface. This Core model requires two mounting holes rather than a single central opening. Its hot and cold controls are positioned on separate pillars, with the curved spout connecting the arrangement and directing the mixed flow into the bath.

How can I check that the spout will discharge into the correct area?

Use the 119.96mm spout reach to assess how far the outlet will extend from the mounting position towards the bath interior. The tap holes must also be spaced at 180mm centres. Measure from the proposed hole locations rather than only from the outside edge of the bath, and confirm that the curved outlet will sit beyond the inner rim when installed.

Why should access beneath the tap area be considered before installation?

The two pillars connect to the water supplies beneath the bath using 3/4-inch BSP inlets, so the installer needs sufficient access for fitting and checking those connections. Future access may also be relevant because serviceable moving parts have a separate 12-month guarantee. Boxing, panels or surrounding furniture should therefore be planned so the tap connections are not unnecessarily difficult to reach.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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