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Fittings and connections, at the working end of the shelf
Taps at the entry and middle of the shelf, three-way kitchen mixers, and — more usefully — the connecting parts: angle valves, shower hoses and holders.
The valve and hose listings, because they state threads. A 1/2 inch by 3/8 inch angle valve described as such can be ordered with confidence; one described only by a photograph cannot.
On the three-way taps, check whether the filtered waterway is genuinely separate all the way to its own outlet. That is the specification that separates a true tri-flow from a mixed one, and it is not always stated.
Basin mixer · 65 mm stated spout height · ceramic cartridge · aerator · G3/8 hoses supplied
A compact chrome basin mixer that publishes its spout height, its cartridge type and the thread of the hoses in the box — and tells you to check your own measurements first.
Best for: An inset or semi-recessed basin where a low, compact spout is wanted.
≈ £29 / 30 €
Folding kitchen mixer · 304 stainless · ceramic disc cartridge · aerator · metal lever · swivels vertically and horizontally
A folding under-window mixer that names its cartridge, its aerator and its metal lever — and publishes not one of the heights the whole family is bought for.
Best for: A window sill whose clearance is generous enough that the folded height was never in doubt.
≈ £55 / 58 €
Three-way kitchen mixer · three separate internal lines · own lever for filtered water · 304 stainless · cold-start lever
A two-lever three-way tap that states what actually distinguishes this family: three separate internal waterways, so filtered water never shares a channel with the mixed side.
Best for: Replacing an existing single-hole kitchen tap with one that also serves an under-sink filter, without cutting the worktop.
≈ £58 / 53 €
A long stainless hose with brass connectors rather than plated plastic — which is where a cheap shower hose actually fails.
Best for: A bath used for showering and rinsing out, where the extra length is genuinely used.
The only toilet brush in this catalogue that publishes its head size and its length — and the only one sold four at a time.
Best for: Replacing tired brushes in a holder you already have, in a house share, an office or a rental property.
A five-euro roll holder that publishes its length, its projection and its load capacity — which is more than most fittings ten times the price.
Best for: A rented bathroom with smooth tiles, where nothing may be drilled and the roll is a large one.
The plain, correct angle valve: both threads stated, brass body, and the DIN standard named — which is all this part has to be.
Best for: A standard basin or kitchen tap replacement on 1/2 in wall connections, which is almost all of them.
