Bristan BTZ 3/4 C Blitz Bath Taps - Chrome, Silver

The taps are great, if you find the flow is pants just take out the flow restrictor in the filter. Job done

I run heating and blinking business and for the price and quality this is our go to tap. Recently though out of the last 5 we ordered 2 didn’t have the aerators fitted

Liked the value for money, the fact that the tap horozontal is not too short, the ease of installation and most importantly that it doea not need "high preasure" to operate properly. If you do not have a pump in your attick then you need a low pressure tap like this for upstair bathrooms.The only negative is the " horozontal pin/ bar" for turning the tap on / off. I'd prefer the flat type for professional appearance and the lower risk of bumping your head.

Having searched for a replacement to our dripping tap which has seized up for quite some time, I was delighted to 2nd up with this one.Love the action on it. Nice solid pop-up waste with positive action. All in all a super product!

Bought this tap 2 years ago. Now it has sprung leaks around the join between the tap in the middle and the main unit.

We only received the tap yesterday and are waiting for a plumber to come and fix it, However it looks very nice and we might need another one because we have another tap that has worn out. So far we are happy with it, but can't give you any more information yet. Watch this space.

UPDATE 2022: Had a set of these since 2017 and it was 2021 when the hot's cartridge (presumably) caused a worsening leak that got to the point where it was on when it was off! Well, there are similar replacements at Wickes and Screwfix for just over half the price (with vastly lower warranties), but those don't have replaceable aerators (see below for ones that fit well).So I would amend my previous review and say "Yes, this is a nice looking tap and they seem to be well made, but I got them for <£40 in 2017 and they've never been that cost effective since and they're currently more than double that at Homebase. They absolutely don't seem to last and they really should, 5 years 'warranty' is woefully inadequete if Bristan even honour it (we avoided the hassle of that route since it was 4 years down the line). Is it so hard to design a tap to last 15-20 years minimum?I would suggest selecting another model because if you find yourself needing taps that match these, your alternative options aren't great, it's either these or compromising and getting these will thus 'lock you in' to replacing them like for like, as I fear we might have to as well at some point.Original review:The build quality of these taps is excellent. I particularly like how they've been hollowed out inside.They have a lovely chrome shine to them and come up nicely with some polish when cleaning the bathroom (bad idea to get cif or anything more abrasive than soap on them if you care about keeping the chrome intact for a long time.)A daily wipe down with a damp cloth and some liquid soap is more than enough.The aerator ends are OK but they let a lot of water flow through (the flow is heavy), so we swapped them out for these which I can attest do fit despite not being exactly 20mm (more like 19mm; it's a bit of a minefield). Tap Aerator 20mm male, 4ltr per minute, water, energy saving reduce bills chrome  and the result is a nice narrower and foamy flow that drastically reduces water consumption.I would have given 5 stars but for the life of me, I can't seem to get either handle to attach perfectly parallel to their faucet ends :( Very irritating.EDIT: After 4 years, the hot tap now leaks incessantly. I'll try tightening the ceramic cartridge at some point soon, but would now advise people shop elsewhere. Maybe the vastly more expensive Bristan taps might deliver what they promise, but this particular set of bathroom sink taps don't live up to what they offer. These have a 5 year warranty, get something longer lasting. Disappointing stuff!

These feel really nice. Solid, and good quality..