Basin Mixer Taps: Best Monobloc Cloakroom Taps 2026

Why a Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap Suits Most UK Bathrooms

A monobloc basin mixer tap combines the hot and cold supply into a single spout with one lever, so only one tap hole needs drilling into the basin. That single-hole format is why monobloc mixers have become the default choice for cloakrooms, ensuites, and any bathroom being updated from old-fashioned separate pillar taps. Every tap in our basin mixer taps collection follows this format, which keeps fitting straightforward whether you're doing a full renovation or a straight swap.

Five Basin Mixer Taps Worth a Look

The Pesa Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap (£32.99) is a compact, straight-lined cloakroom tap that suits smaller basins without crowding the space. The Niagara Waterfall Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap (£39.99) trades the usual narrow spout for a wide waterfall flow, a popular upgrade for anyone wanting a more contemporary look without changing the plumbing. The Enza Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap (£42.99) has a taller body that works well over countertop and vessel basins where extra clearance is needed. The Breno Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap (£33.99) offers a rounded, softer silhouette for a more traditional-leaning bathroom. And the Classic Monobloc Basin Mixer Tap (£14.99) is our entry-level option, built for anyone who wants a reliable chrome mixer without paying for extra styling.

Click-Clack Waste: The Detail Worth Understanding

Every tap listed above is supplied with a click-clack waste rather than a traditional lever-operated pop-up. Press the waste once to close it and hold water in the basin, press again to release it — there's no separate lever or plug to lose, and the basin underside stays cleaner-looking with no visible linkage. It's a small detail, but it's usually the first thing people notice once they've lived with one for a few weeks.

What to Check Before You Order

Before buying any basin mixer tap, confirm your basin has a single tap hole (most modern basins do, but older suites sometimes have three-hole layouts), check the tap's projection so the spout clears the bowl without splashing against the back wall, and make sure your water pressure suits a monobloc mixer if you're on a low-pressure gravity system — worth checking with a plumber if you're unsure. All the taps here come in a standard chrome finish, which stays the easiest to match with existing fittings and to keep clean.

Browse the full range on the basin mixer taps collection page, or see the rest of our fittings at Ultra Bathroom.