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AXOR Starck 2-Handle Basin Mixer for wash bowls DN15

AXOR Starck 2-Handle Basin Mixer DN15

Name: AXOR Starck 2-Handle Basin Mixer DN15
Brand: AXOR

Wash basin taps from AXOR, Designed by Philippe Starck

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Product description

ceramic valves hot/cold 180°
flow limiter 5 l/min.
QuickClean aerator
pop-up waste set G 1 ¼
suitable for continuous flow water heaters
P-IX 8823/IA

Concept

In today’s hectic world, people yearn more and more for tranquillity and simplicity. Axor Starck focuses on the basics, on elementary forms. A clear function and a simple effect. There are no distractions. The result: a timeless bathroom collection that will never go out of fashion. Like a fountain that springs up from the depths of the earth, we can draw from Axor Starck and refresh our bodies and minds in an environment that offers tranquillity and relaxation. Axor Starck products are available with two different handle versions: a modern pin handle or, in the classic version, a feather handle.

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Categorised in Bathroom taps - Wash basin taps - Deck-mounting.

Part of the collection AXOR Starck.

Manufacturer AXOR

Family AXOR Starck

Architonic ID 1027552

Order number 10030000

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