Wall faucet and round trim
The configuration places the spout and a single control lever on the wall above the basin. Each has its own round escutcheon, leaving the countertop free of faucet mounting holes. The spout projection, outlet height and handle position are coordinated with the basin and backsplash. The wall arrangement is the product choice.
The faucet has round decorative trim plates and a textured spout, confirmed on the finish reference. Escutcheon diameter and coverage matter where the trim meets tile joints or a stone backsplash, and hole size and sealing detail come from the matched trim and rough assembly.
The offer includes a concealed rough-in arrangement with adjustable installation depth. Extension parts, cartridge and connection layout follow that assembly. The spout and handle are not treated as a universal retrofit for an unidentified valve behind an existing wall.
The pictured trim has a warm bronze-tone appearance. The order identifies the actual finish reference, sheen and texture on the spout, handle and escutcheons. A finish name is separate from the underlying body alloy and coating process. Those material details are recorded for the supplied components.
The selected valve, cartridge and outlet insert are identified as a matched package, including the method of servicing them after installation. Required flow, water pressure and temperature limits need the corresponding technical data.
Spout texture, lever shape and round trim plates are reviewed together, including how they meet the wall, and the finish reference governs the order. A change of spout length or plate form can change the component specification, so it is recorded with the valve and rough-in information.
| Faucet configuration | Wall-mounted bathroom basin spout with a separate single lever and round escutcheons; matched concealed rough-in assembly. |
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| Trim and valve package | Wall-mounted basin spout and single lever with separate round escutcheons; matched concealed valve, finish and actual installation dimensions identified in the order. |
| Spout and basin dimensions | Spout reach from finished wall to outlet center in mm; outlet height, basin rim and bowl position recorded on the same fit schedule. |
| Trim dimensions and surface | Escutcheon diameter, center spacing and hole preparation in mm for the selected trim; surface, texture and base materials listed in the specification. |
| Concealed valve | Matched valve and cartridge reference; permitted rough-in depth from finished wall, connections and service method specified for the assembly. |
| Water and compliance data | Required flow, pressure and temperature limits, connection standard and destination approvals confirmed for the supplied configuration; thermostatic or anti-scald function only when specified. |
| Supply and site work | Spout, lever, escutcheons, valve, fittings and seals itemized; basin and drain, pipework, wall preparation and local installation assigned as site work. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
Open faucet rough-in schedule ↗
Spout reach is measured from the finished wall to the outlet center. Basin position, rim width, bowl shape and outlet height then determine where the water lands. These dimensions belong on one elevation and section, recorded in millimeters.
The rough-in position is set against the final wall build-up, including backing, waterproofing, tile or stone and adhesive layers. The selected valve’s depth range and trim coverage need to accommodate that face. Pipe routes, fixing support and access for service are coordinated before the wall is closed.
The control lever needs room to move without hitting the basin, mirror, wall return or adjacent trim. Faucet centers and tile joints are coordinated with the same finished-wall datum. The basin waste, overflow arrangement, trap and supply isolators are separate plumbing components.
Our quotation lists the spout, lever, escutcheons, matched rough valve and cartridge. Trim-only and rough-plus-trim supply are two different offers, and any extension, outlet insert or replacement part is listed by reference, so you know exactly whether the valve is included.
Spout projection, escutcheon dimensions and surface details define the configuration, and a longer spout, a different plate or a new finish can affect both fabrication and matching parts. Quantities are counted basin by basin.
Connection type, fixing parts, seals and any supplied adapters are listed with the valve. Basin, waste, trap, isolators and local plumbing materials are separate line items when required.
Packing protects the textured spout and finished trim faces and keeps each valve with its matching parts, and delivery records destination and receiving. Wall preparation, pipework, pressure testing, final fitting and commissioning belong to the project's plumbing works. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
No. Our quotation identifies whether supply is trim-only or includes the matched concealed rough-in valve. The spout, lever, escutcheons, valve and cartridge references are listed together.
Measure from the finished wall to the desired outlet center, then coordinate outlet height with the actual basin rim and bowl. The water landing position depends on those dimensions and the selected outlet.
Use the permitted installation range for the selected valve, measured from the final finished wall face. Backing, waterproofing, adhesive and tile or stone all affect that position.
The order identifies the selected surface reference, texture, sheen and underlying materials. The pictured configuration has warm bronze-tone trim and a textured spout.
No such function is declared for this configuration without matching technical documentation. The selected cartridge and valve data establish temperature control and operating limits.
The waste, trap, basin and supply isolators are extra items unless listed in the quote, and local pipework, wall preparation, testing, fitting and commissioning are site work. The faucet order records the connection standard, supplied fittings and destination requirements.
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