The top section of our bathroom taps is a dome with 3 small knobs around the side to allow you to turn it. It sits snugly on the base. There is no visible screw holding it in place and there are no inserts of any kind which could cover a screw. How do we remove it?
We can only think of 2 options - to pull the cover vertically upwards or to turn the tap fully on (having turned the water off first!) and then hopefully keep turning to unscrew the cover. Either way, it could be expensive if we choose the wrong one!
Thanks for the suggestion but there is no pattern and no join - just one smooth piece of metal.
D&S
August 2007
alot of the taps designed like that have a top section that unscrews.
sometimes they have a pattern round the tap and the line where it splits is not always visable .
thay can be a bugger if someone has screwed it on tight or it's been on along time
hi-spec plumbing
August 2007
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