Mix-n-Match to create your own unique style. Additional handle options (sold separately) in 2 styles and 5 colour options. Please note this is an additional handle to allow you to mix the style and/or colour between the Urbane II and the Liano II range.
Superior PVD finishes backed by a 5 year warranty
Flexible rotation locks give you the ability to set the degree of rotation of the mixer (practical for island applications)
Cool start design for energy savings means you only draw from your hot water supply when you need to
Handle only moves foward meaning you can install close to the wall
25mm ceramic disc cartridge for an ultra slim look
Flexible Soft Pex Hoses for supreme durability and ease of installation, anti-bacterial properties which do not affect the taste or odour of the water

Description

Combining the aesthetic appeal of the stunning Liano II and Urbane II collections, this new sink mixer range is the perfect balance of design and functionality creating the ultimate statement in your kitchen. The reimagined Caroma Urbane II range delivers complete elegance with its sleek, slim contemporary look, perfect for any modern bathroom space, combining functionality with beautiful design. View the entire Caroma Urbane collection for a modern, contemporary look.

WELS & Watermark Certification

WELS 5 star rated
4.5 LT/min
WELS Registration No: T17348
All Caroma Taps are Watermark Certified

Find out more about WELS and Watermark certification and the important role they play in helping you choose water-efficient and safe products that are manufactured to strict Australian plumbing and building standards.

What's In The Box1 x Sink Mixer (with Urbane II handle in matching colour)1 x Installation Instructions

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