Collection: Wall-mounted basin taps

The hidden version of a single-lever tap: the mechanism is installed inside the wall during building work, leaving only the spout and control visible above the basin, with no tap body on the countertop.

Yes. Unlike low- or tall-spout versions (fitted directly to the basin without alterations), a concealed tap requires opening the wall to house the mechanism before tiling. The visible handle or trim is fitted once the work is finished.

Most models in this category do not: the mechanism is recessed directly into the wall without an extra access box, simplifying installation and the required wall opening.

A brass body with ceramic cartridge, in two separate parts (mechanism and handle), certified under UNE-EN standards for corrosion, watertightness and mechanical resistance, with an official manufacturer's warranty of 5 to 7 years depending on the model.

The body is installed during building work before tiling, so choose the model and check its recess dimensions with your installer before closing the wall, rather than afterwards.

Not necessarily. With no access box, the cartridge is usually accessed by removing the outer handle, without reopening the wall. Confirm this with your installer for the specific model.

Water and a soft cloth are enough. Avoid abrasive or acidic products, which can damage the PVD finish. No maintenance beyond regular cleaning is needed.