Concealed Basin Faucets

Concealed basin faucets in this collection place the spout and control on the wall above the bowl. Compare 7401–7406, 7411 and 7412 by outlet profile and trim arrangement. The current catalogue shows both separate trim pieces and shared rectangular plates. Select the visible layout first, then check the concealed body against the basin and finished-wall drawing.

Concealed Basin Faucets: Representative Comparison

The 7401 group pairs a curved tubular spout with separate round control trim. Models 7402 and 7403 use shared rectangular plates, but their spout and handle outlines differ. Model 7402 has a narrow straight outlet and angular control. Model 7403 shows a broader-looking outlet and flatter lever. These visual differences do not establish measured projection or water flow.

The 7404 group has separate square trim positions, while 7405 uses separate round pieces. Model 7406 returns to a shared rectangular plate and straight angular outlet. Compare the control format alongside the mirror, basin and other fittings rather than matching the spout alone. The specification must identify the selected model and finish suffix.

Model 7411 shows a downward-angled flat spout with a separate control. The 7412 group combines a curved tubular outlet and cylindrical pin control on one rectangular plate. For broad outlet profiles, use the dedicated 7407–7410 wide-spout wall basin mixer page. Keeping those references separate makes the two collections easier to compare.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7401A, 7401B, 7401C, 7401D, 7401E, 7402A, 7402B, 7402C, 7402D, 7402E, 7403A, 7403B, 7403C, 7403D, 7403E, 7404A, 7404B, 7404C, 7404D, 7404E, 7405A, 7405B, 7405C, 7405D, 7405E, 7406A, 7406B, 7406C, 7406D, 7406E, 7411A, 7411B, 7411E, 7412A, 7412B, 7412D, 7412E.

Concealed Basin Faucets: Installation Review

Check spout reach against the usable bowl area, not just the basin rim. Also confirm control clearance, installation depth and finished-wall thickness before closing the wall. The drawing should identify the rough-in body, connections and service access. A similar trim plate does not prove compatibility with an existing concealed valve.

Pair the outlet with the ceramic basin collection, or compare deck-mounted basin mixer taps where the installation uses deck holes. Do not transfer mounting requirements between those formats. Finish appearance is only a selection aid; request the actual material scope, finish sample and cartridge specification for the chosen reference.

The EPA bathroom faucet guidance offers background when reviewing US faucet requirements. It does not certify these models or establish their flow rates. Request evidence that covers the exact ordered configuration. The new catalogue pictures do not support a blanket claim of PVD coating, swivelling outlets or one alloy for every component.

MOQ, Lead Time and Order Details

MOQ is 200 pieces per style. Typical production lead time is approximately 20–35 days. Standard packing uses kraft paper boxes and EPE pearl-foam cushioning, with details adjusted to customer requirements. Send the complete codes, quantities, finish references and installation drawings through the project quotation page. Confirm the supplied components and production schedule in the approved order.

Concealed Basin Faucets: Buyer Questions

Which models use a shared rectangular plate?

The 7402, 7403, 7406 and 7412 pictures show shared rectangular plates. Confirm their exact dimensions and supplied concealed bodies separately.

Where are the broad-spout 7407–7410 references?

They have a dedicated wide-spout wall basin mixer page, linked above. This page focuses on the other pictured trim and outlet arrangements.

Can concealed basin faucets fit an existing valve body?

Only a matching installation specification can establish compatibility. Supply the existing body details and request the selected-model drawing before purchase.