Wall & Bib Taps Singapore

Wall and bib taps are the workhorses: service yard, kitchen sink feed, washing machine point, garden hose. They mount straight into a wall outlet and do no mixing, so there is very little to go wrong.

Mini valves belong in the same group. They sit under a basin or behind an appliance as the isolation point, so one fixture can be shut off without killing the water to the whole flat. We carry wall taps, bib taps and mini valves from Aalto, NTL and Nobel. For a basin rather than a service point, the cold taps are the equivalent, the kitchen sink taps cover the sink itself, and the stop valves in the bidet sprayer sets do the same isolation job behind a toilet.

Frequently asked questions

What is a bib tap used for?

A single tap coming straight out of the wall, for a service yard, a washing machine point, a garden hose or a mop sink. It is the simplest tap in the house and the one that gets used hardest.

Can a bib tap feed a washing machine?

That is one of the common uses for it. Check the thread on your machine’s inlet hose against the tap outlet, and the team will confirm the match from a photo if you are unsure.

What is the difference between a wall tap and a bib tap?

Both come out of the wall. A bib tap points down over a sink or a floor point; a wall tap is the broader term and covers the versions with a longer spout. Both are in this range.

How much do wall and bib taps cost?

From $32, across Aalto and NTL.

Is stock held in Singapore?

Most of what we carry is held locally, with some models brought in on indent. Ask the team about the one you are looking at and they will confirm.