An angle valve sits between the water point in the wall and the hose leading to a fixture, like a basin mixer, a toilet cistern or a geyser. Most of the time you won’t notice it. But when a tap drips or a cistern needs fixing, it’s the one fitting you’ll be glad to have. One turn shuts off water to that single fixture, and the rest of the house keeps running. Jayna’s angle valve has a solid brass body for strength under constant water pressure, finished in bright chrome to match the
fittings around it.
Explore Jayna’s comprehensive catalogues offering premium stainless steel products modern kitchen accessories, high-quality bathroom drainage, and designer PVD sanitary ware. Find affordable solutions for both kitchens and bathrooms, crafted with precision and advanced technology.
An angle valve controls the water supply to a single fixture. It connects the wall supply point to the hose of a basin mixer, toilet cistern, geyser, kitchen tap or washing machine, and lets you shut that fixture off on its own.
Water enters from the wall and leaves at a 90-degree angle towards the fixture. That right-angle path gives the valve its name. In India it’s also often called an angle cock.
Typically, you need one for each basin mixer connection, one for the toilet cistern, and one or two for the geyser. A kitchen sink tap and a washing machine point need one each as well.
Yes, brass angle valves are suitable for hot water lines such as geyser connections.
Every bathroom has a small fitting that only gets noticed when something goes wrong. A dripping tap or a running cistern shouldn’t mean switching off water to the whole house. Jayna’s brass angle valve lets you isolate each fixture with a simple turn, and its solid brass body and chrome ...
