Design Angle Valve vs. Combination Angle Valve: Comparison

ANGLE VALVES COMPARED

DESIGN ANGLE VALVE OR COMBINATION ANGLE VALVE?

A design angle valve shuts off a single water line and supplies one fixture, such as a basin or a WC cistern. A combination angle valve splits one wall connection into two separately shut-off outlets, for example for a fitting and directly for a washing machine.

VIEW DESIGN ANGLE VALVE VIEW COMBINATION ANGLE VALVE
LUXEART Combination Angle Valve
Practical features: cone nut, control handle, wall connection
Quality materials: chrome-plated CW617N brass
Perfect compatibility: connection dimensions
Built-in seal, no PTFE tape needed
Flexible use: washing machine and dishwasher
Effortless installation, no expertise required
Why LUXEART: 2-in-1, no PTFE tape, G1/2 inch, designed in Germany
LUXEART combination angle valve vs. standard angle valve comparison
LUXEART premium sanitary technology, combination angle valve packaging

INSTALLATION

THAT EASY TO INSTALL.

Both valves have a self-sealing 1/2" wall thread (G1/2", DN15), so no hemp or PTFE tape is needed. A pipe wrench is all it takes to install them.

The combination angle valve also comes with a cone nut for connecting flexible supply hoses, for example to a washing machine.

DESIGN ANGLE VALVE

  • Pricefrom €16.99
  • Outlets1 outlet (3/8")
  • MaterialSolid brass (CW617N)
  • Best forBasin, WC cistern, bidet
  • IncludedValve, cover plate

COMBINATION ANGLE VALVE

  • Pricefrom €16.99
  • Outlets2 outlets (3/8" + Ø14 mm)
  • MaterialChrome-plated brass (CW617N)
  • Best forWashing machine/dishwasher plus a fitting
  • IncludedValve, cover plate, cone nut

Frequently Asked Questions About Angle Valves

A design angle valve has one outlet and supplies a single fixture or fitting. A combination angle valve has two independently shut-off outlets on one wall connection, for example for a fitting and a direct water connection for the washing machine.

Only if a fitting or a second appliance also needs to be connected to the same water supply. If the washing machine has its own connection, a standard angle valve is enough.

Both valves have a self-sealing 1/2" wall thread, so no hemp or PTFE tape is needed. The combination angle valve also comes with a cone nut for connecting flexible supply hoses.

Both valves are made of solid brass (CW617N). The combination angle valve is additionally chrome-plated for a durable, visible finish.