The ComfortZone test – ensuring perfect synchronisation for the tap and wash basin
The higher the tap, the more flexible the space. However, if a wash basin and tap do not match up properly it can result in splashback. To avoid this, hansgrohe has developed the ComfortZone test. Carried out under realistic conditions, the test reveals just how well customers’ taps work in combination with conventional wash basins from leading manufacturers. Free PDF The test results from over 12,000 combinations can be downloaded from pro.hansgrohe.nl/advies/ comfortzone
How the ComfortZone test works:
1. Free space test Is there enough of a gap in the combi- nation of tap and wash basin? A test sphere is positioned between the tap and wash basin to check how easy and comfortable hand washing is. 2. Splash test Is there any splashing when the tap is turned on? The tap is opened and closed several times under different water pressures. Between tests, the splashes are analysed and the wash basin rubbed dry. 3. Practice test Is there any splashing when washing the hands? A standardised hand model is passed under the water spray and the splashes outside of the wash basin analysed.
The right fitting for every need
Tap behind free-standing counter top wash bowl or behind wash bowl.
Wash bowl with exposed tap.
Wash bowl with wall-mounted mixer.
Tap for undercounter or built-in basins.
Wall-hung wash basin with exposed tap.
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