Premium Bathroom and Kitchen Faucets

Explore Premium Bathroom and Kitchen Faucets by Essel Bath

Whether you are upgrading a wash basin, renovating a bathroom, or choosing kitchen sink taps, choose a faucet that combines everyday functionality, durability and design. The Kitchen sink tap must suit your plumbing, installation space, and usage requirements. 

That is why Essel Bath offers a diverse collection of 

• bathroom faucets
• Kitchen faucets
• Sink mixers
• Sensor faucets
• Concealed fitting solutions 

for different spaces and preferences.

Types of Bathroom and Kitchen Faucets We Offer

Wash basin taps and tall-body faucets.

Tabletop basins can be complemented by tall-body or tallboy pillar cocks as long as the faucet height and spout reach match the depth of the basin. In various designs, pillar cocks and basin mixers provide useful water control for traditional basins. 

Wall-mounted basin mixers and diverters

These fittings give the countertop a streamlined appearance by keeping it less cluttered. Wall-mounted options necessitate planning to ensure the concealed body, water connections, and visible faucet are all compatible. 

Kitchen taps and sink mixers

The ideal kitchen faucet should have enough reach and clearance to wash utensils and prepare meals. Essel Bath's product line includes sink mixers with full-motion spouts and aerators, as well as wall-mounted and deck-mounted models.

Sensor faucets

Sensor-based faucets provide touchless operation, making them useful in environments where convenience and hygiene are important. Essel Bath also provides sensor solutions for specific applications. 

PVD-finished faucets

For a distinctive finish, selected Bathroom faucets are available in French Gold, Rose Gold, and Sparkle Black. PVD coating can improve resistance to scratches, tarnishing, and corrosion, although performance depends on the product, coating quality, and maintenance.

How to Choose the Right Faucet for Your Space

Determine the location of the faucet installation first. Wall-mounted faucets need hidden bodies and compatible plumbing, whereas deck-mounted faucets attach to a countertop or basin. To reduce splashing and enhance usability, match the height and spout reach of the faucet to the kitchen sink or washbasin. 

Water pressure is another important consideration. Standard faucets, sensor models, and thermostatic systems may have varying operating requirements. Check the manufacturer's specifications for the specific model rather than assuming that all faucets will perform similarly under low pressure.

Consider how your bathroom taps, shower taps, kitchen taps, and accessories will appear together to create a cohesive interior. Matching finishes on faucets, showers, and other bathroom fixtures and accessories can help to create a cohesive design. 

Maintenance and Care for Premium Finishes

Use a cloth and a mild cleaning solution, approved by the manufacturer, to clean faucets regularly. Avoid strong chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, and harsh acids that could harm PVD or chrome finishes. Remove any water buildup and adhere to the product's maintenance guidelines.

Additionally, periodically check aerators for mineral accumulation. Examine the aerator and, if necessary, seek expert assistance if the water flow becomes erratic.