Floor-standing bath faucets are freestanding water delivery systems installed on the floor next to the bathtub. Combining a column structure with a handheld showerhead, they offer a convenient way to operate the faucet while standing and easily access water. The overall height is designed to match human ergonomics, ensuring smooth water flow, switching, and temperature control. They are ideal for bathrooms where a clean aesthetic and a continuous bathing experience are desired.
| Model: | D88E |
| Handle Material: | Zinc Alloy |
| Body Material: | HPb59-1 Brass (One-Piece) |
| Valve Core: | Wanhai Cartridge |
| Aerator Screen: | Neoperl Aerator |
| Water Diverter: | Copper + Sealing Gasket |
| Floor Flange: | Stainless Steel |
| Re-Embedded Box: | Copper |
| Colour: | Chrome/Gunmetal/Matte Black/Gold /Matte White |
| Finish: | Electroplating/Water Plating/PVD Coating/Electrophoretic Coating |
| Installation Method: | Under Counter Mounting |
| Temperature Control: | H&C |
| Faucet Type: | Double Handle |
| Flow Rate: | Adjustable |
| Handle Type: | Lever |
| OEM: | ODM |
| Packaging: | EPE Foam + Glossy Plastic Box Packaging |
| Other Service: | For Countries With Plastic Restriction Requirements, Packaging Can Be Changed According To Customer Requirements. |
1. Structural Height
The overall height of the floor-standing bath faucet is approximately 804 mm, with the spout height at approximately 221.5 mm. The verticality of the column is controlled within ±0.5 mm, conforming to the natural standing posture for water access and reducing the need to bend over. The floor-standing bath faucet creates a clear functional positioning in the space, ensuring stable usage after installation.
2. Water Coverage
The horizontal length of the main spout arm is approximately 280 mm, covering the central area of the bathtub, with a water flow deviation controlled within ±8 mm. Combined with the adjustable flow design, it ensures stable water filling efficiency, reduces splashing, and is suitable for deep and freestanding bathtubs.
3. Handheld Shower Dimensions
The handheld shower head is approximately 206.5 mm long, with a spray surface width of approximately 35.9 mm. The spray holes are evenly distributed, and the water output consistency per unit area has a deviation of less than 5%. The hose has an effective length of approximately 1500 mm, allowing for smooth stretching and retraction and providing ample range of motion.
4. Base Stability
The base diameter is approximately 144 mm, with a standardized fixing screw pitch and evenly distributed stress points. After installation, the overall resistance to lateral shaking is less than 1°, maintaining the vertical position of the column during long-term use and reducing structural displacement caused by uneven force distribution.
5. Temperature Control Components
The internal structure uses a ceramic valve core, providing high precision in hot and cold water mixing and exceeding 1.6 MPa in pressure testing. The handle rotation is smooth, and the temperature change is linearly controllable, maintaining good water output stability during long-term use.
1. Freestanding Bathtubs
Floor-standing bath faucets are commonly used with freestanding bathtubs that are not against a wall. The column maintains a fixed distance from the bathtub, ensuring accurate water delivery. The overall structure does not rely on the wall, making it suitable for open-plan bathroom layouts and creating clear spatial divisions after installation.
2. Large Bathrooms
In larger master bathrooms, this type of faucet can create a separate bathing area. The freestanding structure facilitates layout planning, separating the bathtub area from the shower area and improving overall space utilization and operational efficiency.
3. Hotel Suites
High-end hotel suites often use floor-standing bath faucets as a bathtub accessory to meet frequent usage demands. The freestanding installation facilitates maintenance and replacement, reducing reliance on wall structures and increasing overall construction flexibility.
4. Villa Projects
Villa bathrooms typically have ample space, and the floor-mounted design is compatible with various bathtub shapes. The column height and water outlet angle can be planned in advance to ensure that the water flow direction and bathtub position remain consistent during use.
5. Show Homes/Model Rooms
In real estate or design showrooms, this product is often used to showcase complete bathroom solutions. The freestanding structure provides clear visuals and distinct functional zones, making it easy to demonstrate the usage logic and operation of the complete bathing system to clients.
1. Daily Cleaning
It is recommended that users wipe the faucet surface dry with a soft cotton cloth after each use to prevent mineral buildup and limescale formation. A weekly wipe with a neutral detergent (diluted at approximately 1:20) is recommended, followed by thorough rinsing with clean water and drying.
2. Avoid Strong Acids and Alkalis
When cleaning bathtubs or walls, avoid direct contact between strong acid/alkaline cleaners containing hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, or high-concentration hypochlorous acid and the faucet surface. These cleaners can damage the nickel and chromium plating layers in a short time, causing dulling and spots. If accidental contact occurs, immediately rinse with plenty of water for at least 30 seconds and dry with a clean cloth.
3. Aerator Maintenance
Bathroom water often contains calcium and magnesium ions and tiny particles, which can easily accumulate on the aerator's internal filter screen after prolonged use. It is recommended to remove the aerator every three to six months, soak it in warm water (around 40 degrees Celsius) with a small amount of citric acid for 15 minutes, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and then reinstall it.
4. Connector and Hose Inspection
Freestanding Bath Taps typically come with a hose for connecting the hand shower and a floor inlet hose. It is recommended to inspect the hose sheath and connectors for bulges, cracks, or signs of leakage every six to twelve months.
5. Long-Term Inactivity Management
In vacation homes that are vacant for extended periods or used seasonally, if the Freestanding Bath Taps are not used for a long time, it is recommended to close the hot and cold water inlet valves and open the faucet to drain any water from the pipes. Before restarting, slowly open the inlet valves to flush the pipes for one to two minutes to remove any sediment and stagnant water.
A: Cold and hot water pipes and mounting holes need to be pre-installed. The floor's load-bearing capacity should meet the stability requirements of the column after installation. Standard concrete structures are suitable for direct installation.
A: It is recommended to pre-install the pipes during the plumbing and electrical work phase. Later installation only involves fixing the column and valve body, avoiding secondary trenching that could affect the integrity of the floor.
A: It supports switching between the main water outlet and the hand shower outlet. The hand shower can be used independently to meet the needs of rinsing the bathtub or for localized cleaning.
A: The base provides good stability after being fixed. As long as the installation is done according to standards and the bolts are tightened, there will be no significant shaking under normal use conditions.
A: Multiple surface treatment options are available. Different color schemes can be selected according to project requirements to match the overall bathroom style.
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