Wide-Spout Wall Basin Mixers

Wide-spout wall basin mixers 7407–7410 provide four outlet profiles with separate wall controls. This page compares the broad visible forms, not the full concealed basin faucet range. The current catalogue lists twelve complete references across bright and dark-looking versions. Use the model code and the basin drawing together when preparing a shortlist for hotel or residential projects.

Wide-Spout Wall Basin Mixers: Representative Comparison

The 7407 group has a broad outlet with a downward-curved upper surface. A separate rectangular control sits beside it. The 7408 group uses a flatter, projecting outlet with a different edge profile. These are visible design differences; the picture does not establish the resulting stream, measured flow rate or splash behaviour at a particular supply pressure.

The 7409 group changes the front-edge outline and upper surface profile. Model 7410 has a broad, flatter rectangular form with rounded corners. Compare those shapes against the bowl rather than treating their apparent lengths as dimensions. Request the actual outlet projection and the intended water delivery point for each selected reference.

All four groups use separate spout and control positions. In contrast, the other concealed basin faucet arrangements include shared rectangular plates and narrower outlet forms. This distinction gives buyers a clear route between the broad-spout collection and the wider wall-mounted range without repeating the same product description.

Complete Catalogue Model List

7407A, 7407B, 7407E, 7408A, 7408B, 7408E, 7409A, 7409B, 7409E, 7410A, 7410B, 7410E.

Wide-Spout Wall Basin Mixers: Installation Review

Before rough-in work, agree the finished-wall thickness, valve depth and connection positions. The outlet needs to reach the usable bowl area, while the lever needs clearance to move. Check these points using the selected-model drawing. A matching finish or similar-looking plate does not establish compatibility between unrelated concealed bodies.

Confirm whether the quotation covers visible trim, a rough-in body or a complete mixer package. The basin selection can help coordinate the overall layout, but it cannot supply missing valve dimensions. Request the material scope for the spout, controls and internal water-contact parts separately. Screen colour does not establish a PVD process or coating durability.

For US project background, review the EPA bathroom faucet guidance. It is not a certification claim for these catalogue products. Any required flow or water-contact evidence should identify the ordered model and version. A broad outlet alone does not prove a waterfall stream, swivelling function or temperature display.

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.

Wide-Spout Wall Basin Mixers: Buyer Questions

Does a broad outlet guarantee a waterfall stream?

No. The illustration establishes the visible form, not the tested water stream or flow rate. Request the selected outlet specification.

Is the concealed body automatically included?

Confirm the supplied components in the quotation. A picture of the spout and control does not establish the full behind-wall package.

What is the MOQ for wide-spout wall basin mixers?

MOQ is 200 pieces per style. Typical production lead time is approximately 20–35 days, with packing adjusted to customer requirements.