The kind of detail older homes did well.
The Oxford Trombone Set Chrome wears its plumbing on the outside, with the pipework forming part of the design instead of disappearing into the wall. That exposed approach is a familiar sight in period style homes, and it is one of the easier ways to give a bathroom renovation an older, more honest character. Solid brass sits behind the chrome finish, which matters in an area dealing with heat and steam every day, and keeps the visible pipework looking sharp rather than tired. As part of the Humphrey and Schutz Oxford range, exclusive to Early Settler, it sits alongside matching pieces if you are fitting out the whole room. It is also worth a look where surface mounted plumbing saves you cutting into walls that are already finished.
Oxford Trombone Set Chrome
Features
- Installation by a licensed plumber is required
- Exposed plumbing design that suits period style homes
- Solid brass construction with a chrome finish
- Matches other pieces in the Oxford tapware range
- WELS 4 star rated, 7.5 litres per minute
Product Details
- SKU
- 1211341021
- Materials
- Brass
- Finish
- Chrome
- Colour description
- Chrome
- Country of origin
- Taiwan
- Warranty details
- 1 Year
Technical Details
- Certified installation required
- Yes
- WELS registration
- S10522
- WELS star rating
- {"code"=>3, "label"=>"3 Star"}
- WELS licence
- 0088
- WaterMark
- 002732
- Flow rate
- 7.44 L/min
- Water consumption rate
- 7.5 litres per minute
- Anchor kit provided
- No
Product Care
Tapware - General Care
- Do not, at any time, use abrasive, powder/liquid cream or corrosive chemical cleaners, or methylated spirits on any of our tapware ranges and bathroom accessory range of products.
- Always use a moist, soft cloth to remove soapy residue.
- Regular wiping will prevent a build-up of soap residue and grime.
- To maintain a longer lasting shine, rinse off your tap set with clear water and wipe dry with a soft cloth after each wash.
Assembly
A fresh, calm bathroom is within reach, with a little assembly to start. Assembly ranges from something as easy as attaching the handles, through to flat-pack assembly, which takes a little longer. For any plumbing, we recommend installation is carried out by a qualified plumber. And if you get stuck or just need a hand, click the start chat link and the team will be happy to help.
Please note: if any assembly times are listed, they're estimates and may vary from person to person.
Returns Policy
We understand the importance of customer satisfaction and therefore products may at ESR NZ discretion be returned to us for exchange for a store credit note within seven (7) days of full payment and collection/delivery of the goods, provided all the following conditions are met:
- A receipt as proof of purchase of ownership may be required by ESR NZ to be produced.
- Returned goods are received in a re-saleable condition, including any packaging if possible
- Goods are returned to the location they were originally purchased from or an alternative pre-arranged location.
For Online and store purchases not viewed in a showroom prior to delivery, they can be returned for a full refund (less any delivery cost) within 7 days of receiving/collecting the product/s. The above conditions will still need to be met.
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The kind of detail older homes did well.
The Oxford Trombone Set Chrome wears its plumbing on the outside, with the pipework forming part of the design instead of disappearing into the wall. That exposed approach is a familiar sight in period style homes, and it is one of the easier ways to give a bathroom renovation an older, more honest character. Solid brass sits behind the chrome finish, which matters in an area dealing with heat and steam every day, and keeps the visible pipework looking sharp rather than tired. As part of the Humphrey and Schutz Oxford range, exclusive to Early Settler, it sits alongside matching pieces if you are fitting out the whole room. It is also worth a look where surface mounted plumbing saves you cutting into walls that are already finished.
