Bathroom Mixer Tap Distance

Are bath taps a universal width/distance between holes? Hi all, I'm looking at changing my normal dual bath taps to a mixer tap. I was wondering, would I need to drill new holes, or will the holes already be the same position as the new taps? Here is the tap I'm looking at. The dimensions say 180 (cm?) for the distance between the taps.

Forgive the dumb question. I've got an ancient metal bath and I want to replace the individual hot and cold taps with mixer shower taps. I ran a tape measure on to work out how far apart the pipes to the taps on the new mixer need to be to slot right in and I reckon they're about 185mm.

Some corner don't accept 2 hole bath mixers easily, only monoblock bath fillers. Just measure the centres of your tap. Mark on bath to check that it sits on correclty & that you can connect pipes without fouling the wall & bath panel.

Measure, check measure & check before you drill! In bathroom I would like change 2 tap to one mixer, what distance beet win them? Online I found only for bath tap Regards. The standard bath mixer tap needs holes in the bath deck at 180mm centers so measure the distance between your taps to see if it's going to be a simple job to install a newer mixer.

All contemporarily manufactured traditional bath taps, fillers and bath shower mixers expect 2 tap holes with the distance between the holes centres being 180mm. Conclusion Positioning your shower or bath taps correctly involves a combination of practicality, aesthetics, and user comfort. By considering the type of tap, existing plumbing, and the needs of the users, you can ensure an optimal setup that enhances your bathroom experience.

UpCodes offers a consolidated resource of construction and building code grouped by jurisdiction. I've bought a new set of mixer taps for my bath. Because I can't get behind the bath to change them I was planning on just swapping the taps at the first nut coming up from the pipe work.

Unfortunately the new set is 180mm across and the distance between the Set is 195mm across So obviously. Hi, I am renovating my first bathroom and I have brought a semi recessed basin that has no tap hole. I will need to have a mixer, which I believe its.