One line specified across every floor: Cut Plus

On a large project, every exception in the specification multiplies: by floors, by rooms, by handover dates. This is where Cut Plus earns its place in the schedule. One collection covers wall-mounted basin and bidet mixers, shower groups and column, tub sets and built-in remote controls — so the same line can be written once and repeated across every bathroom of the building, from lobby level washrooms to the penthouse.

The design carries authority: it renews the first mixer project of Cea Design, drawn in 1998 by architects Mario Tessarollo and Tiberio Cerato, now reworked with Natalino Malasorti. Every body is AISI 316L stainless steel; the mixing concept is new — temperature set once, flow governed by a single movement. Configurations answer the drawings, not the other way round: handle right, handle left, or vertical.

Finishes run from satin and polished steel to Black Diamond, Bronze, Copper and Light Gold. La Mercanti supports Indian architects, developers and private clients with specification sheets, configuration schedules and detailed quotes on the project drawings.