On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 15:58:10 +0100 David Hansen wrote :
However, the reason for having the cold on the outside is so the
spout remains cool to the touch. If the "developer" won't fix this
snag then deduct some money from their payment to cover having it
put right.

I may be wrong, but I'm sure my previous sink mixer ran the cold up
the middle. If you had the traditional mains cold and LP hot it would
be sensible to run the cold through the smaller area. I don't think
your argument really holds given that most mixer spouts are just
divided. And if I'm appearing as witness for the other side I'd point
out that hot down the outside stops the spout getting covered in
condensation g

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