- Smooth and durable ceramic cartridge
- Concealed installation - for a modern look
- Easy-care and durable chrome surface
- Suitable for operation with a continuous-flow heater
White Tulip Single lever bathtub mixer for concealed installation
Number of outlets: 2, Chrome High Gloss
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£709.00
Prices exclude VAT and shipping costs
With White Tulip, Philippe Starck has created his first complete bathroom from a single source. The extraordinary design of all components in the Series follows the organic silhouette of a blooming tulip, giving them an almost sculptural character. With the complete bathroom from a single source, nothing stands in the way of the highest standards of design and quality.
Product details
Part of the
Artisan Lines
Selected design series that require an extraordinary degree of know-how, craftsmanship and the highest precision, and thus represent Duravit's decades of expertise.
Specifications
Specifications
- Number of outlets2
- Temperature controlCeramic cartridge
- Outlet/DiverterDiverter valve
- Type of mountingFor concealed installation
- Anschlussart ProduktBasic Set
- recommended operating pressure1 - 5 bar
Features
- Suitable for continous-flow heaterYes
Dimensioning
- width x height170 x 170 mm
Scope of supply
- Including trim partsYes
- Including functional unitYes
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Mounting and installation
- Installation instructionspdf
Product information
- Care instructionspdf
- Warranty terms and conditionspdf
- Data sheeturl
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White Tulip
The series' extraordinary design follows the organic silhouette of a blooming tulip.