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Scudo Muro Brushed Brass Wall-Mounted Plate Bath Tap

Wall-mounted brushed brass leaves the bath rim clear and visually uncluttered.

Single rectangular plate: Combines the fixed spout and broad lever control.

No bath tap holes: The complete mixer mounts through the wall.

Strong stated flow: Delivers 12.8 litres per minute at 1 bar.

Installation parts separate: Flexible tails and bath waste are not included.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £212.00.
Current price is: £102.99.Save £109.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Muro Brushed Brass Wall-Mounted Plate Bath Tap

Product Type Wall-mounted mono bath mixer
Brand Scudo
Collection Muro
Installation Type Wall mounted
Construction Material Brass
Finish Brushed brass
Handle Type Lever
Control Type Single-lever manual mixer
Valve / Cartridge 35mm cartridge
Spout Movement Fixed
Tap Holes Required 0
Inlet Connection 1/2″ BSP
Minimum Operating Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Operating Pressure 5 bar
Flow Rate at 0.2 Bar 4.3 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 0.5 Bar 9.1 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 1 Bar 12.8 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 2 Bar 18 litres per minute
Flow Rate at 3 Bar 22 litres per minute
WRAS Approved No
TMV Approved No
Flexible Tails Included No
Waste Included No
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Tails’ Take: Warm Metallic Detail with a Strong Geometric Profile

The Scudo Muro Brushed Brass Wall-Mounted Plate Bath Tap combines the warmth of brushed brass with a distinctly structured shape. Its elongated flat spout reaches out from the rectangular backplate, while the broad block lever gives the opposite side enough visual weight to balance the design. The softened end of the spout keeps those angular lines from looking too rigid. Brushed brass brings a warmer, more decorative tone than chrome or black, pairing particularly well with deep green, navy, stone-effect and softly neutral bathroom schemes. With the controls and outlet positioned on the wall, the bath rim remains visually clear, allowing the brassware to read as one deliberate feature rather than a collection of separate deck-mounted components.

Planning a Bath Area Around the Brushed Brass Muro

Consider the wall position, water pressure and surrounding finishes to make sure this distinctive mixer works with the intended bath layout.

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Who Should Buy

Schemes Wanting a Warmer Alternative to Chrome

The brushed brass finish introduces a softer metallic tone that can complement warm stone, timber effects, painted furniture and richer wall colours.

Bath Designs Keeping the Deck Visually Clear

Wall mounting removes the need for tap holes through the bath rim, creating a cleaner edge around the bathing area.

Users Preferring One Broad, Easy-to-Grip Control

The substantial lever combines flow and temperature adjustment in one place, with no separate hot and cold handles to coordinate.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Refurbishments Unable to Accommodate Wall-Mounted Pipework

This model is designed for wall installation rather than mounting through the bath deck, so the supply arrangement and final wall position must suit that format.

Installations Requiring Confirmed WRAS or TMV Approval

Neither WRAS nor TMV approval is confirmed, and the manual mixer does not provide thermostatic temperature regulation.

Systems Supplying Less Than 0.5 Bar

The specified operating range begins at 0.5 bar, so lower-pressure supplies fall outside the stated requirements for this tap.

Finish Care, Water Performance and Installation Details

What gives this brushed brass Muro tap its distinctive appearance?

The design uses a wide rectangular wall plate with a long, flat fixed spout on one side and a substantial block-shaped lever on the other. This offset arrangement creates a more architectural look than a conventional central bath mixer. The brushed brass finish softens the geometry with a warmer metallic tone, making it useful where the bath area needs a defined feature without relying on ornate detailing.

What water pressure is needed for this exact wall-mounted bath tap?

The stated operating range is 0.5 to 5 bar. At the minimum stated pressure of 0.5 bar, the listed flow rate is 9.1 litres per minute, rising to 12.8 litres per minute at 1 bar and 22 litres per minute at 3 bar. The separate 0.2-bar test figure does not reduce the specified minimum operating pressure, so suitability should be checked against the pressure available while water is flowing.

How should the brushed brass surface be maintained?

Clean the plate, lever and spout with a soft cloth, warm water and a mild non-abrasive cleaner, then dry the finish gently. Avoid abrasive sponges, scouring powders and harsh chemicals that could mark the brushed surface. Regular drying is particularly useful around the spout outlet and lever edges, where water droplets and residue are more likely to remain after the bath has been filled.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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