Some of the more popular materials for Bathroom Taps include stainless steel, chrome, brass, nickel-plated and other plated-metals. Some taps are available in several different materials. You may also find variations in the material such as ornamentation using glass, or a brushed or polished finish.  Mixer taps - Most mixers are two-hole types that fit into a standard two-hole sink: one for the hot tap and one for the cold. Some mixers, however, need three holes (a centre hole for the spout) and some (monobloc types) only one. 

Currently, electronic sensor taps are available with bella bathrooms.  The features of those taps are water conservation which is a novel concept, but emerging forces are creating renewed attention among commercial property owners. With the prospect of water resources drying up, facility executives and home owners must find new ways to conserve water.   High-neck taps - The spout on an ordinary Bathroom Taps is about 22mm above its base, whereas the spout on a high-neck tap will be at least 95mm above its base.