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Scudo Forme Polished Chrome Square Bath Filler Tap

Square chrome controls give a two-hole bath deck a balanced modern centre.

Separate lever controls: Allow direct adjustment of hot and cold supplies.

Quarter-turn operation: Ceramic-disc cartridges keep handle movement short and smooth.

Strong bath-filling flow: Delivers 10.5 litres per minute at 0.5 bar.

Fixed deck-mounted spout: Bath waste is not included with the filler.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £181.00.
Current price is: £83.99.Save £97.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Forme Chrome Square Bath Filler Tap

Product Type Bath filler tap
Brand Scudo
Collection Forme
Style Modern
Shape Square
Finish Polished chrome
Material Brass
Overall Height 111mm
Mounting Deck mounted
Tap Holes Required 2
Number of Handles 2
Handle Type Lever
Valve Operation Quarter-turn cartridge
Ceramic Disc Technology Yes
Swivel Spout No
Minimum Operating Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Operating Pressure 5.0 bar
Flow Rate at 0.2 Bar 6.5 l/min
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 10.5 l/min
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 15.1 l/min
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 17.6 l/min
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 20.5 l/min
Inlet Connection Size 3/4 BSP
WRAS Approved No
Waste Included No
Guarantee 10 years
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Tails’ Take: Defined Square Styling for a Structured Bath Deck

The Scudo Forme Polished Chrome Square Bath Filler Tap gives the bath a sharper, more architectural finish than rounded brassware, making it well suited to schemes using straight-edged sanitaryware, tiles and accessories. Two separate levers provide clear control over the water blend, while quarter-turn cartridges with ceramic disc technology keep each movement short and direct. The polished chrome finish brings brightness to the more structured design and coordinates easily with matching bath wastes, shower controls and accessories. Its fixed spout creates an orderly deck-mounted arrangement, provided the bath has suitable space for the required two-hole installation.

Would the Forme Bring the Right Structure to Your Bath Area?

Check the mounting surface, water pressure and project approval requirements before choosing this two-hole filler.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Built Around Angular Fixtures

The square styling can create a consistent link with straight-edged baths, basins, shower controls and accessories.

Users Wanting Separate Control of the Water Blend

Two quarter-turn levers allow the incoming supplies to be adjusted independently when setting the bath temperature and flow.

Schemes Continuing Polished Chrome Across the Room

The reflective finish can coordinate with chrome wastes, shower fittings and accessories without introducing another metal tone.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Baths Without a Suitable Two-Hole Mounting Area

The deck must accommodate the tap arrangement and leave enough access underneath for the 3/4 BSP inlet connections.

Projects Requiring WRAS-Approved Brassware

This Forme bath filler is not WRAS approved and will not meet specifications that expressly require that approval.

Customers Wanting a Movable or Handheld Outlet

The spout is fixed and the product does not include a shower handset, so it is intended solely for filling the bath.

Control Layout, Spout Position and Specification Checks for the Forme

Why might separate levers suit this Forme bath filler better than one mixer handle?

The two-lever arrangement gives each incoming water supply its own control, allowing the bath-water blend to be adjusted in small steps. Quarter-turn operation means the handles move through a short range rather than requiring repeated rotations. It also reinforces the balanced, symmetrical appearance associated with a traditional two-control bath filler while retaining the Forme collection’s modern square styling.

Why should the fixed spout position be checked before drilling the bath?

The spout does not swivel, so its installed position determines where the water enters the bath. The mounting points should place it comfortably over the bathing area without directing the flow too close to an edge. No confirmed spout reach or tap-centre measurement is available here, so the installer should verify the physical tap layout before making permanent holes in the bath or surrounding deck.

Can the 6.5l/min figure at 0.2 bar be used to select this tap for a 0.2-bar supply?

No. Although a test flow of 6.5l/min is listed at 0.2 bar, the confirmed operating range begins at 0.5 bar. At that minimum pressure, the recorded flow is 10.5l/min, increasing to 15.1l/min at 1.0 bar and 20.5l/min at 3.0 bar. Base the buying decision on the stated operating range and have the available dynamic pressure checked where performance is uncertain.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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