Bristan Bathroom Taps A Range Overview

Bristan Taps A summary

Perhaps you have noticed the way a nice set of taps really can lift up a bath

room? How even the plainest (plus the most affordable) package can be made to

look superior, classic or even completely cutting-edge contemporary by merely

choosing taps? Of course, you may head out and purchase a toilet, basin along

with bathtub (plus Shower tray and bidet if you want) as a bundle, but the

taps will be extra. Simply because the taps are your chance to be able to

individualise your bathroom suite. If it’s elegance or even eccentricity,

your choice is what makes your bathroom somehow representative of you.

A person's eye will be attracted to them (as it is to many shiny items) plus

they are the things that our hands touch the most. Ultimately functional in

the sense that they are there to dispense water, taps can also be the

defining products in your bathroom. It’s impossible to get away from the fact

that your selection of taps matters.

The biggest supplier of bathroom taps in the United Kingdom is Bristan Ltd.

Based in Tamworth, the organization is at the centre of both the country and

the bathroom industry, also supplying a selection of showers, shower

enclosures, kitchen taps, ornamental heating as well as bathroom equipment.

From high end to economy, and all with a solid guarantee of top quality and

service, Bristan’s taps are broken into several ranges, each of which will

match a different preference and theme.

Bristan 1901
This is the classic, comforting, almost old-fashioned rounded brassware that

puts you in mind of your great-grandparents’ bathroom. They’re simple and

practical to use and give that Victorian/Edwardian crossover charm. If you

have a bath with claw feet then these are great taps to choose.

Within the 1901 ranges, you see that Bristan have provided for basins, baths

and bidets, separates and mixers, and even shower head combinations;

everything you need to adorn a bath room that has all of the 21st century

features and still stimulate a feel of over 100 years stylistically..

Bristan Chill
Okay, now we’re talking ultra-modern. These are the type of space-age, modern

taps which will please even the most serious science fiction enthusiast.

Distinct lines and curves with the look of a chrome ribbon, give the

appearance of a concept from a different country; one in which new design is

worshipped and one which most likely lies not only far away but also Ten

years in to the future.

So long as your suite isn’t scalloped or have a very period feel to its

design then a choice from this collection of taps can help form the

centerpiece of your boutique hotel style bathroom. Very simple, plain modern

lines are most effective or perhaps one of those glass sinks. Imagine that.

Bristan iD
Catering to all needs is what Bristan strive for. Its iD range is aimed at

people with differing physical requirements. No matter whether it’s small

children, the aged, or people that have some sort of impairment, ID has got

something to offer with regards to making the bathroom an easier environment.

The majority of the range is made up of the actual bathroom ‘furniture’ -

variable level lavatories and sinks, and so on. - yet taps are included which

have passed Bristan’s easy-to-use test. So whether it’s the square-cut, funky

style of the G-Type, the looped handles of the Java range, or even the

traditional Renaissance with it’s easy-to-grasp ceramic lever handles,

Bristan have got something for everyone.

Bristan Club
Often you would like something discreet, or even low cost. Or you have to

purchase one set of taps to match others in the room. The Club range is that

ubiquitous large, curved style that we’ve seen in many bathrooms with the

hexagonal handles. It’s not winning any kind of design prizes these days,

nevertheless it does the job and it doesn’t blow your bank account.

Bristan Nero
Now this one’s timeless. Brassware that harks back to the past and pins your

bathroom there (which is great, if that’s just what you’re looking for). The

super-modern styles put you at the cutting edge, but there’s always a worry

that eventually the edge cuts a little bit further and your wonderful

statement of a bathroom is left a touch outdated.

That’s not going to happen with the Nero range. With it’s unaccented

cylindrical shaping, it is simple, anonymous and undate-able. Like all of

Bristan’s taps, they’re practical and smooth to use; and these really will go

along with just about any bathroom you want to create.


Needless to say, it’s not only the taps themselves. Bristan likewise have all

the pipes, fixtures, wastes, etc. that you may need. They also supply flow

limiters. Invisibly fitting in the base of your chosen design, a limiter

reduces the quantity and speed at which water emerges into your basin or

bathtub. Why might you want to fit a limiter? Two reasons: one selfish, the

other altruistic; an ideal combination. 1st, if your water is metered then

decreasing the volume which goes straight down your plughole every time you

clean your hands will save you money. That cash will ensure that a flow

limiter soon pays for itself. The other motive is of course, environmentally

friendly. When you use significantly less water, the effect on the planet of

processing, storage and supply is correspondingly decreased. Therefore you

get to feel good about protecting our planet!

So, to conclude this quick dip into what Bristan can offer tap-wise, you’re

spoiled for choice really. Other ranges include: Club, Capri, Moloko,

Manhattan, Orta, Jute, Pisa (which lean, of course) and Prism. The good thing

is that whatever you’re searching for, you’ll find it and with a five-year

parts guarantee, you can trust it too.