Add a new dimension to your Kitchen or Bathroom with Phoenix Tapware’s new ‘Vivid Slim Line’ Range.
October 10th, 2011
Adding a new dimension to the Vivid family, Phoenix Tapware has released a new selection of Vivid Slim Line mixers. Allowing for more freedom and movement with its designer slim line lever handles, these stylish and practical mixers will effortlessly suit any living environment.

VS712 Vivid Slim Line Twin Handle Sink Mixer 220mm Gooseneck

VS711 Vivid Slim Line Twin Handle Sink Mixer 160mm Gooseneck

VS735 Vivid Slim Line Lever Sink Mixer 160mm Gooseneck

VS780 Vivid Slim Line Shower Wall Mixer

VS770 Vivid Slim Line Basin Mixer
Whether you’re building or renovating, Phoenix offers a wide variety of Vivid accessories that will complement any one of our new Vivid Slim Line mixers.
Materials:
Chrome Finish
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