Bathrooms certainly reflect the personality of the owner and hence it is important that these rooms are fitted with accessories which are in line with the décor of the rest of the house. The accessories also include bath and shower Mixer taps. These taps come in various styles, types, colors, shapes and designs.

When choosing the bathroom mixer taps, you need to consider:

Your comfort zone: How much of room is needed by you and your family members at the basin. Is it just to wash your hands or do you also need to wet your hair or do you want to fill a watering can. The area which can be used between the washbasin as well as the mixer is called the comfort zone. This can be adjusted by adjusting the height of the mixer. When the mixer is higher, the flexibility is more. 

Design of the mixer. This is an important aspect. There are different designs. The Metris design allows a comfort zone of 260. Focus line of Bathroom Mixer Taps are cost effective options and these can even come in electronically controlled varieties. Tallis mixers have a spout that can be rotated and this can add to the comfort zone.

When you choose bathroom Mixer Taps what you need to take into consideration is the water pressure that is there. Most of these mixers work well with standard pressure of water. However, it is best to check with the plumber or the water company before installation.

The style of the Bathroom Mixer taps should also match the size and style of the bathroom. Large basins will require large taps and vice versa. The style includes the finish, which is used for these. If the entire bathroom is in gold and with highly embossed finish, then a chrome mixer will look terribly out of place and will stick out as a sore thumb.

The dual flow is needed when the mixer is required but there is unequal pressure of the hot as well as cold supply. This dual flow gives one single stream of water and thus meets the need of the home user.

The monobic bathroom mixer taps are those where there is just one level and this controls the flow of both hot as well as cold water. These taps are minimalistic, easy to control and very neat. They come in pared down designs. However, these only work when the pressure of both the hot and cold water is almost the same. If there are large disparities in the water pressure, this will not work.

A shower bathroom mixer tap diverts the water supply to the showerhead which is fitted. If you want a period look, you can even have a telephone type showerhead which can be placed over the mixer tap or else you can even hang it from the bath from a bracket in the wall. This does not require extra plumbing nor does it requires a shower pump and hence it is great value. The mixer fitting is also great for those people who have children or use it for washing their hair.

The finish can be different kinds. The brass taps can be fitted in places, which want a Victorian theme or a country theme. Shiny chrome finishes are great for those who want their bathroom looking pristine. However, this is not advisable if there are children in the house. Matte, satin finishes as well as brushed finishes are good for those who want sleek looks and a modern look to their bathrooms.

Author/Bio:

Molly Crowe, an expert and empower blogger. I have written blog in concern such as: Business, Health, Home Improvements, Automotive, Locksmith, Gardening and Lifestyle.

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