Bathroom Fixture

The choice between wall-mounted and deck-mounted tub fillers depends on the type of your bathtub, where water lines are located, and what access service is available. Wall-mounted tub fillers create a cleaner look, while deck-mounted tub fillers work well when your tub has a wide rim or a built-in platform. Decisions should be made before walls, floors, and tub surrounds are finished. The right filler needs to reach the tub safely and allow proper access to valves and connections. Floor-mounted fillers may be the better option if no wall or deck is nearby to support a freestanding tub. Early planning unifies the design of the faucet, tub, tile, lights, and other luxury bathroom fixtures that make the whole bathroom aesthetically pleasing. What Is a Tub Filler? A tub filler faucet is used to supply both hot and cold water to a bathtub. Traditionally, a tub filler is equipped with a spout, valve or control, and a hand shower for rinsing or washing while seated. Filling a bathtub basin requires a greater volume of water compared to a sink basin, so they require a different water delivery, spout reach, valve setup, and installation method specific to the tub and the home's plumbing setup. The four main installation types are: Wall-mounted: In this type, controls and spout project out from a finished wall adjacent to or above the tub. Deck-mounted: In this type, components of the tub filler are installed over the tub rim, stone deck, or built platform. Floor-mounted: In this