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Overview

A hob mixer mounts on the basin or vanity itself. A wall mixer mounts on the wall above it. Both are basin mixers, and the right choice usually comes down to your basin’s existing tap holes and how much bench space you want to keep clear. Browse the full range above, or use the checklist to work out which style suits your bathroom.

 

Choosing a hob basin vs wall basin mixer

  • Check your basin’s tap holes: a single central hole usually suits a hob basin mixer; no tap holes, or a solid benchtop, usually means a wall mixer.
  • Measure spout reach so the water lands inside the basin, not over the edge.
  • Consider bench space: a wall mixer keeps the vanity top clear.
  • Match spout height to basin depth to reduce splashing.
  • Confirm rough-in requirements with your plumber if you’re switching from a hob basin mixer to a wall mixer, since this usually means running pipework through the wall.
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Frequency Asked Question

Usually not without some plumbing work, since a wall mixer needs pipework run through the wall rather than up through the basin. Check with your plumber or a Faucet Strommen showroom consultant before deciding.

Spout reach is how far the water outlet extends over the basin. Too short and water lands short of the drain; too long and it can splash over the edge, so it needs to match your basin’s shape.

Yes, Faucet Strommen tapware is designed and manufactured in Australia.

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