Collection: Bath Spouts

Which bath spout suits your setup?

The right bath spout depends on how your bath is plumbed. A bath against a wall suits a wall bath spout that projects out over the tub as a bath filler. A freestanding or hob-set bath needs a hob-mounted spout that rises from the bath edge or floor. A minimalist look gains from a slimline square or round spout to match the tapware. And a modern bathroom often pairs a black or brushed finish to tie in with the mixer. Check how your bath is plumbed — wall or hob — and the spout type follows.

How do you match a bath spout to your bathroom?

Match the finish, the projection and the certification. The finish should match your mixer and other tapware — chrome, matte black, or brushed nickel and gold are the common choices. The projection needs to reach over the bath edge so water falls into the tub, not down the wall, so check the spout length against your bath. And the spout must carry WaterMark certification to be legally installed. A licensed plumber fits it. Match the finish to your tapware first, then check the reach and the certification.

Wall or hob mounted — which suits you?

It comes down to your bath's plumbing. A wall-mounted bath spout projects horizontally from the wall behind the bath, the common setup for a built-in tub against a wall. A hob-mounted spout rises vertically from the bath edge or a nearby hob, suiting a freestanding or island bath. A floor-mounted spout stands from the floor beside a freestanding bath as a feature. Match the spout to how your bath sits — against a wall wants wall-mounted, a freestanding tub wants hob or floor.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy a bath spout

Here's the part that matters. The spout must carry WaterMark certification, or it can't be legally installed and may void your insurance — so check for it before anything else. Match the projection to your bath, since a short spout on a wide bath pours water down the inside wall. And match the finish exactly to your mixer, because "black" and "matte black" vary between brands. A plumber installs it to code. Buy on the WaterMark certification and the reach, then the finish match.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What certification does a bath spout need?
WaterMark certification, which is required for water fittings to be legally installed in Australia. Always check for WaterMark before buying a spout.

Wall or hob-mounted bath spout — which do I need?
It depends on your bath. A built-in bath against a wall takes a wall-mounted spout; a freestanding or island bath takes a hob or floor-mounted spout.

How long should a bath spout be?
Long enough to project over the bath edge so water falls into the tub, not down the inside wall. Check the spout's reach against your bath width.

Do I need a plumber to install a bath spout?
Yes. Water fittings must be installed by a licensed plumber in Australia to meet regulations and keep warranties and insurance valid.

How do I match a spout to my tapware?
Match the finish — chrome, matte black or brushed — to your mixer and other fittings. Note that finishes like black vary between brands, so buy the range together where you can.

Complete the bathroom

A bath spout pairs with the tapware. Add a mixer or diverter in a matching finish, a shower head, and a floor waste.

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