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Scudo Core Polished Chrome Round Bath Shower Mixer Tap

One polished set handles everyday bath filling and targeted rinsing.

Complete chrome shower kit: Includes handset, hose and wall-mounted holder.

Two lever options: Choose smooth or diamond cross-hatched handles.

Quarter-turn controls: Balance hot and cold water with separate levers.

Measured deck fit: Uses 32mm holes at 180mm centres.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £336.00.
Current price is: £150.99.Save £185.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Core Chrome Round Bath Shower Mixer Tap

Product Type Bath shower mixer 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 119.62mm
Base to Spout 42.58mm
Body Shape Round
Number of Handles 2
Handle Type Lever
Handle Options Smooth and diamond cross-hatched
Operation Quarter-turn cartridge
Valve Type Manual
Material Brass
Finish Polished chrome
Style Modern
Shower Kit Included Yes
Wall Bracket Included Yes
Inlet Connection 3/4 BSP
Minimum Operating Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Operating Pressure 5 bar
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 6.8 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 9.3 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 13.3 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 15.9 litres per minute
Weight 2.8kg
Guarantee Lifetime; 12 months on serviceable moving parts
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Tails’ Take: Bath Filling and Handheld Rinsing from One Coordinated Set

The Core mixer gives a conventional two-hole bath a more versatile setup by combining a central filling spout with a separate handheld shower kit. This makes the bath easier to use for rinsing hair, washing children or cleaning around the tub without introducing unrelated fittings from different ranges. The polished chrome body brings a bright, reflective finish, while the choice between smooth and diamond cross-hatched handle detailing allows the controls to feel either understated or more tactile. Its rounded forms keep the complete arrangement visually consistent from the pillar legs through to the handset and wall bracket.

Would This Core Mixer Suit the Way You Use Your Bath?

Check the bath drilling, available rim space and water pressure while considering how useful a separate handset would be in daily use.


Who Should Buy

Households Wanting More Than Simple Bath Filling

The separate handset adds controlled rinsing for hair washing, children’s bath time and cleaning the sides of the tub.

Bathrooms with Existing Two-Hole Bath Drilling

The pillar layout suits baths or tap decks prepared for two 32mm openings positioned at 180mm centres.

Buyers Who Enjoy Customising Small Design Details

Smooth and cross-hatched handle options let the same tap lean towards either minimal styling or a more textured industrial look.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Single-Hole Bath and Worktop Layouts

This two-pillar mixer cannot be fitted into one central tap opening without altering or replacing the mounting surface.

Properties with Water Pressure Below 0.5 Bar

A weaker supply falls beneath the stated operating range and may not provide suitable filling or handset performance.

Schemes Designed Exclusively for Wall-Mounted Brassware

The pillar legs sit directly on the bath rim or deck, so the mixer will not create the clear-edged appearance of a wall-mounted outlet.

Pillar Mounting, Quarter-Turn Controls and Bath Compatibility

What does pillar mounted mean on a bath mixer?

A pillar-mounted mixer stands on two separate bases that pass through holes in the bath rim or surrounding tap deck. The hot and cold supplies connect beneath the mounting surface, while the visible mixer body bridges the two pillars above. Enough access is needed underneath the bath for the installer to tighten the fixings and connect both 3/4 BSP inlets securely.

How should the 180mm tap centres be measured?

Tap centres are measured from the centre point of one mounting hole to the centre point of the other, not from their outer edges. Each opening should be approximately 32mm in diameter, and the surrounding bath rim must provide enough flat surface for both tap bases. Measuring from underneath as well as above also helps identify strengthening ribs or pipework that could obstruct the fittings.

What is a quarter-turn cartridge?

A quarter-turn cartridge opens or closes the water flow with approximately a 90-degree movement of the lever rather than several complete rotations. This gives the controls a quicker and more direct action. The mixer remains manually operated, so the user adjusts the hot and cold handles separately to achieve the preferred flow and mixed temperature.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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