Deck-Mounted Bath Mixer Sets

Deck-mounted bath mixer sets in the 7430–7435 selection place the spout and controls on the bath rim or a surrounding deck. Six catalogue references show different spout outlines, handle shapes and handset arrangements. These are not wall-mounted mixers, even though the catalogue groups them under concealed bath fittings.

Compare Representative Configurations

7430A combines a low flat spout with a cylindrical body, separate control and upright slim handset. In contrast, 7431D uses more angular bases and a broad, open-looking spout profile. Its gold-coloured appearance is a visual reference only; it does not identify the coating process or the internal material.

7432A shows a flat spout, several separate round control components and an upright handset. This arrangement needs a different deck plan from a simple two-handle bath filler. Check the actual drilling drawing and the function of each control rather than counting visible pieces to specify hole positions.

7433A has a high bent-tube spout and T-bar handles. 7434C has a curved outlet and cross handles. Neither photograph shows a handset. Meanwhile, 7435A combines a curved outlet, cross controls and an upright handset. Keep these supply differences explicit when comparing quotations.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7430A, 7431D, 7432A, 7433A, 7434C, 7435A.

Installation and Purchasing Details

First check the bath rim width, deck thickness and the clearance behind the spout. Then confirm the outlet projection reaches inside the bath. Arrange accessible space below the deck for connections and future service. The catalogue does not provide these installation dimensions, so obtain the selected-model drawing before drilling.

Compare the wall-mounted bath mixer selection if the water supply exits the wall. Alternatively, use the freestanding tub filler collection for floor-fed layouts. These options require different mounting and pipework; a matching colour does not make them interchangeable.

For project coordination, consult the VA plumbing design manual. This is external design guidance, not a product certificate. The project designer should define operating conditions and local evidence requirements for the chosen assembly.

Faucet MOQ is 200 pieces per style. Typical production lead time is approximately 20–35 days. Packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE pearl-foam cushioning, adjusted to customer requirements. Confirm the selected finish and supplied components in the quotation before placing the order.

Send full model codes, quantities, destination and installation drawings through the quotation contact page. Request a model-specific drawing and sample approval before production. A catalogue photograph is a selection reference, not a substitute for an agreed specification.

Buyer Questions

Does every set include a hand shower?

No. The photographs of 7433A and 7434C do not show a handset. Confirm the supplied-parts list for the selected reference.

Can the deck be drilled from the catalogue image?

No. Request hole centres, mounting diameters, deck thickness limits and below-deck clearance on a model-specific drawing.

What should a bulk enquiry include?

Provide the full reference, finish sample, quantity, destination, bath drawing and required supplied parts. MOQ is 200 pieces per style.