Elementi Pettine Square Kitchen Mixer
Pettine effortlessly blends modern aesthetics with timeless appeal. This range of tapware showcases stylised designs that resonate with contemporary tastes. Available in five popular finishes, Pettine sophisticates any bathroom. A standout feature of Pettine are the fluted design accents, which add a fashionable edge to the whole collection.
Check Stop
Ball valves with integrated check stop.
Residential/Light Commercial Use
Suitable for Residential/Light Commercial Use (Kitchens, Bathrooms and Laundries in Hotels, Motels and Retirement Villages).
Guarantee
5 Year Guarantee on coloured finish
Guarantee
10 Year Guarantee
4 Star WELS rating
Low/Unequal pressure: 7L/min
5 Star WELS rating
Mains pressure: 5.5L/min
Mains Pressure
Suitable for Mains Pressure.
Multi Pressure
Suitable for Multi Pressure.
Flawless Finish
Advanced plating provides a durable surface with a long lasting finish
Effortless Control
Advanced cartridge technology provides a wide operating angle and smooth operation
Forward rotating handle
Forward rotating handle prevents the lever hitting the splashback.
5 Ticks Standards Mark
The 5 Ticks Standards Mark™ certifies this product meet strict quality, safety, and performance standards.
Swivel Spout
The Swivel spout provides space, flexibility and ease of use.
Chrome Plate
A base of copper is first applied followed by a layer of nickel and then finally a hard gloss coating of chromium to achieve a shiny hard wearing finish.
Electroplated: Gun Metal
Electrical current is used to dissolve components into Lacquer that then adhere to the surface.
Electroplated: Black
Electrical current is used to dissolve components into Lacquer that then adhere to the surface.
Electroplated with PVD: Brushed Nickel
Electrical current is used to dissolve components into Lacquer that then adhere to the surface. A thin metal-spray coating in the form of very thin layers is finally applied using PVD process.
Electroplated with PVD: Brushed Brass
Electrical current is used to dissolve components into Lacquer that then adhere to the surface. A thin metal-spray coating in the form of very thin layers is finally applied using PVD process.
