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These are still very common in Sweden. I installed one when I renovated my kitchen a couple of years ago for example. Different design of course, but the same m
by amarant 9mo ago
These are still very common in Sweden. I installed one when I renovated my kitchen a couple of years ago for example. Different design of course, but the same mechanism. 2 out of three bathrooms have similar ones too! Iirc the shower in the guest house does as well, but memory is fuzzy and I'm currently too far to check
- pzlarsson 9mo agoWhen shopping for a home in Sweden, seeing a kitchen without single handed faucets is a telltale sign that the whole kitchen was designed with form prioritized over function.
- amarant 9mo agoIt's a silly trade-off too: there are some really stylish single handed faucets on the market!
- nemetroid 9mo agoNot common for showers, though. Those almost always have separate temperature and flow controls.