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Hindware Element Pillar Cock

Faucet technical guide

Hindware Element Pillar Cock: technical guide

Hindware Element Pillar Cock is a faucet from Hindware. Upgrade your bathroom with the Hindware Pillar Cock, a perfect blend of functionality and sleek design. Crafted to complement modern interiors, this faucet ensures a seamless water flow experience.​

  • Chrome finish is easy to wipe clean and matches most bathroom fittings
  • Chrome, Chrome Black, Rose Gold, Gold finish suits a designer bathroom
  • Premium Brass Construction: Ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, providing…

Best for

  • Deck or counter-top mounting

Pros

  • Chrome finish is easy to wipe clean and matches most bathroom fittings
  • Chrome, Chrome Black, Rose Gold, Gold finish suits a designer bathroom

Cons

  • Coloured and matt finishes show scratches if cleaned with abrasives

Key specifications

As stated by the maker.

Premium Brass Construction
Ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, providing long-lasting performance.​
Chrome Finish
Adds a reflective shine that resists tarnishing, maintaining its luster over time.​
Ergonomic Design
Offers comfortable handling and smooth operation, enhancing user experience.​
Easy Installation
Designed for hassle-free setup, fitting seamlessly into your bathroom space.
Collection
Hindware Italian Collection
Mount Type
Table Mount
Available colours
Chrome, Chrome Black, Rose Gold, Gold

Warranty and validity

Warranty
Not stated in the maker’s catalogue. Ask us before ordering and we will confirm it with the brand.

How to use it

  • Match the faucet to the basin or sink: a pillar tap or basin mixer sits on a basin with a tap hole, while a wall-mounted tap needs a supply point in the wall.
  • A mixer needs both hot and cold supply lines; a pillar cock or bib cock works on one.
  • Check the spout height and reach against the basin, so the water lands in the bowl without splashing.

Installation

  • Shut the supply and flush the pipes before fitting, so debris does not block the aerator or the cartridge.
  • Seal threaded joints with PTFE tape and tighten by hand, then a final turn with a spanner; overtightening cracks fittings.
  • A concealed (in-wall) mixer needs its concealed body fixed in the wall before the wall is tiled.
  • Fit the faucet with the connectors and hoses the maker specifies.

Care and maintenance

  • Clean chrome and coloured finishes with mild soap and a soft cloth. Abrasive powders and acid cleaners strip the plating.
  • Unscrew and rinse the aerator now and then; hard water leaves scale that weakens the flow.
  • A dripping faucet usually needs a new cartridge or washer, not a new faucet.

Buying tips

  • Ceramic-disc cartridges outlast rubber-washer spindles and turn more smoothly.
  • Coloured and PVD finishes cost more than chrome and need gentler cleaning.
  • Homes fed by an overhead tank have low water pressure; check the maker’s minimum working pressure where it is stated.

Maker and compliance details

Manufacturer / brand
Hindware

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BrandHindwareHindwareParrywareCera Luxe
CollectionHindware Italian CollectionHindwareQuattro—
Mount TypeTable MountTable Mount—Deck mount
Installation type——Deck-mountedDeck mount
Warranty—12 Years——

Values as each maker states them. “—” means the maker does not state it.

Frequently asked questions

The maker’s catalogue does not state a warranty for this product. Ask us before ordering and we will confirm it with the brand.

Going by its stated specifications, it suits: Deck or counter-top mounting.

Most faucets work on overhead-tank pressure, but flow is gentler. Where the maker states a minimum working pressure, compare it with your supply.

Use mild soap and water with a soft cloth, then wipe dry. Avoid acid cleaners, bleach and scouring powder.

Product facts are from the maker’s published data; the use, fitting and care advice applies to faucets in general. Last updated 9 November 2026.