Taps

- 80.58€ -47%
Shower faucet SH 1031, Chrome
In Stock
170.10€ / pc. 89.53€ / pc. Ex Tax: 72.20€ / pc.
Housing material
All components inside housing
Finish
chrome
Application
For showers in hospitals, hotels, spas, pools, private homes
Type
Self-closing shower with electronic control
Brand
STERN
- 88.00€ -47%
Sink Faucet with Sensor 246010, Chrome
In Stock
185.80€ / pc. 97.80€ / pc. Ex Tax: 78.87€ / pc.
Product color
Chrome
Type tap
Contactless
Use
for sink
Montāža
On the countertop
Brand
STERN
- 52.68€ -47%
Sink faucet with sensor 220100, chrome
In Stock
111.22€ / set 58.54€ / set Ex Tax: 47.21€ / set
Water supply type
for cold or pre-mixed water
Type tap
sensor
Control type
sensor / electronic self-closing
Use
sink, sanitary and WC rooms
Brand
STERN

Frequently asked questions about the Taps category

Taps — what are they and what are they used for?

Taps are plumbing fixtures that mix hot and cold water and deliver it to basins, baths and showers. The Taps category includes single‑lever, two‑handle, built‑in and thermostatic models from Grohe, Hansgrohe, Franke and Rubineta, suitable for kitchen and bathroom applications.

What is the difference between bath and shower taps?

Bath taps often include a spout or bath filler while shower taps are commonly thermostatic or two‑handle units with a diverter to a hand shower. The category also offers shower sets, hoses and fittings designed to be compatible with the main tap models.

Which is better for a basin: single‑lever or two‑handle taps?

Single‑lever taps save space and allow fast temperature adjustment, while two‑handle taps offer finer flow control and a traditional look. The catalogue includes both options from Grohe, Hansgrohe and others — choose based on style and ease of use.

What is a thermostatic tap and why use one?

A thermostatic tap automatically maintains a preset water temperature, preventing sudden temperature changes in shower or bath. The range includes thermostatic models from brands like Hansgrohe for added comfort and safety.

Which kitchen taps are suitable — high pull‑out spout or wall‑mounted?

High pull‑out taps make washing large pots and filling containers easier, while wall‑mounted taps save countertop space and suit specific plumbing layouts. The catalogue includes kitchen taps from Franke and Rubineta in both styles.

How to choose a tap for a shower cabin?

Pick compact thermostatic or two‑handle taps with a diverter and compatible shower sets (handset, hose, holder). The Shower taps section includes kits and spare parts from Rubineta, Grohe and other brands.

What are combined kitchen taps 2 in 1 and when to use them?

Combined 2‑in‑1 kitchen taps pair a standard spout with a pull‑out spray or a separate filter outlet, letting you switch functions. They suit kitchens needing both normal flow and a dedicated washing or drinking water function; models available from Rubineta and Franke.

What spare parts are commonly needed for taps and are they available?

Common spare parts include cartridges, aerators, hoses and seals; the Spare parts for taps section offers replacement cartridges, shower hoses and aerators compatible with Grohe, Hansgrohe and other models. Check your tap model and fitting sizes before ordering.

Which tap body material is better — brass, stainless steel or bronze?

Brass is durable and corrosion‑resistant and often chrome‑plated; stainless steel is long‑lasting and hygienic; bronze offers a decorative look. The catalogue includes chrome finishes and bronze options from Franke and Rubineta.