Faucet "herringbone"

In our modern world there are many varieties of mixers, and they are divided into five groups: for the bathroom , for the kitchen, for the washbasin, for the bidet and for the shower.

The history of faucets with two valves dates back to the 19th century. One of them - a faucet for the "Christmas tree" sink, is considered to be the simplest appliance of sanitary ware. And to this day it is considered the most in demand, even though in our time there are many other more modern mixers.

Despite the great competition, the herringbone mixer has not weakened its position. Of course, this happened not without the help of designers who offer many new forms and materials that contribute to giving the mixers beauty and aesthetics. All these design measures help the "Christmas tree" not to lose its popularity among consumers.

Why is the herringbone faucet attractive?

Nowadays it is easy to choose a two-valve mixer for any furniture, any interior and design. From the point of view of the price category, the herringbone mixer is very attractive. In the plumbing market, these mixers are presented in a very wide range of prices, which can satisfy both the most modest and large purchasing power of a person.

Material of manufacture and technical characteristics

Faucets for the kitchen "herringbone" are most often made of brass, bronze and chrome. Although in the shops recently you can find models of ceramics and plastic. Crane-axle boxes - rubber or ceramic. Flywheels - plastics or metallic. For the herringbone mixer there is a flexible line and a threaded tee, with their help there is a connection to the pipeline. Spout - chrome plated, short.

Technical characteristics of the herringbone mixer: diameter of the water pipe 1/2. The diameter of the mounting hole is 32 mm.

Care of mixers is very simple. You can use a special tool, you can - a dishwashing detergent, or wipe it with a cloth soaked in vinegar, but do not rub it with a metal washcloth.