Bath Taps

Our bath taps bring the finishing touch to your bath, with designs to suit everything from a crisp built-in tub to a period-style roll top. Choose from modern fillers, waterfall spouts, and traditional crossheads in chrome, matt black, brushed brass, or brushed bronze, with a 5-year guarantee on most.

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Bath Filler Mixer Tap Slade

£140.00

Bath Filler Tap Sidaw

£125.00

Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Slade

From £105.00

Bath Filler Tap Concept

£99.99

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Bath Filler Tap Ark

£85.99

Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Sidaw

£100.00

Waterfall Bath Filler Tap Glenoe

£135.00

Lever Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Clarice

£115.00

Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Ark

£77.99

Freestanding Bath Shower Mixer with Handset Slade

From £195.00

Bath Filler Mixer Tap Virgo

From £125.00

Bath Filler Matt Black Nuro

£165.00

Bath Shower Mixer Matt Black Nuro

£190.00

Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Poma

£80.99

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Hoxton Bath/Shower Mixer 2th Brushed Brass

£296.43

Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Virgo

From £140.00

Fluted Brushed Bronze Bath Filler

£185.00

Bath Filler Brushed Brass Pescara

£290.00

Bath Filler Tap Poma

£46.99

Crosshead Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Chester

£115.00

Crosshead Bath Filler Tap Chester

£96.99

Clarice Bath Filler Tap

£71.99

Waterfall Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Glenoe

£150.00

Bath Shower Mixer Tap with Handset & Hose Concept

£91.99

What types of bath taps are there?

Bath taps come in a few different forms, each suited to a different kind of bath and bathroom.

A bath filler is a bath tap without a shower attachment. It sits on the rim of the bath and blends hot and cold water through a single spout, making it the most popular choice for modern bathrooms.
A bath shower mixer tap adds a handheld shower on a flexible hose, ideal for rinsing hair and cleaning the bath.
A waterfall bath tap pours water in a wide, smooth sheet from an open spout.
A freestanding tap rises from the floor beside a freestanding bath, perfect when there are no tap holes in the rim.

Will a bath tap fit my bath?

The number of tap holes in the rim of your bath decides which tap will fit, so count them before you choose.

One or two holes will take most standard bath taps.
Three or more holes are usually needed for a bath tap with a shower handset, and for some traditional designs.
No holes at all means you’ll need a freestanding tap that stands on the floor beside the bath, or a tap fixed to the wall above it.

If you need more holes, acrylic baths can usually be drilled to suit your new tap. Stone, steel, and cast iron baths can’t be drilled, so you’ll need a tap that fits the holes you already have.

Should I choose a modern or traditional bath tap?

Let the rest of your bathroom guide you. Modern bath fillers like our Slade, Sidaw, and Concept have clean lines and a single lever, and they suit square-edged and contemporary baths beautifully. Traditional designs like our Chester crosshead and Clarice lever fillers bring curved spouts and classic detailing that look right at home on a roll top or panelled bath. Matching your bath tap to your basin tap keeps the room looking cohesive, and you’ll find more in our modern bathroom taps and traditional bathroom taps.

Which bath tap finish should I choose?

Chrome is bright, hard-wearing, and easy to match with existing accessories. Matt black, like our Nuro bath filler, adds a bold, modern edge against a white bath. Brushed brass and brushed bronze bring warmth and a softer glow, with our Pescara and Fluted fillers making a real statement in a bathroom with wood tones or deep, rich colours.

Explore more in our chrome bathroom taps, black bathroom taps, and gold bathroom taps.

Do bath taps come with a waste?

Most bath taps are sold without a waste, as baths need a waste and overflow designed specifically for them. Some of our fillers, such as the Virgo, offer an optional bath waste you can add when you order. Matching your waste to your tap keeps the finish consistent, especially with black, brass, or bronze taps.

Can I fit a bath tap myself?

If you’re replacing a tap that sits on the rim of your bath with a similar one, it’s a job you can usually do yourself with some basic plumbing know-how. Turn off the water, unscrew the old tap from underneath the bath, then fit the new one using flexible pipes that connect it to your water supply. Check every joint is sealed and not dripping before you turn the water back on. The tricky part is often reaching underneath, as the bath panel may need to come off first, so if you can’t get to the pipes easily, a plumber is the safer choice. Freestanding taps and taps fixed to the wall have their pipes hidden in the floor or wall, so they should always be fitted by a plumber.

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