The Phoenix Builders Range is Phoenix Tapware's project-focused tapware collection, built for new builds, renovations and rental properties where reliable quality at accessible pricing matters more than design-led detailing. It brings together three sub-ranges, Pina, Arlo and Teva, under one builders-tap positioning.
What the Builders Range is designed for
Where Phoenix's premium collections are built around a specific design language for owner-occupier renovations, the Builders Range is priced and specified for volume use, project builds, multi-unit developments and rental properties where a builder or developer needs dependable tapware across many bathrooms and kitchens without the cost of a fully designer range. It still carries Phoenix's manufacturing standards and WELS water efficiency ratings, so builders aren't trading away compliance or performance to hit a project budget.
The three ranges inside the Builders Range
Pina covers sink mixers and vessel mixers, giving kitchen and above-counter basin applications a simple, clean-lined option. Arlo spans sink, basin and vessel mixers along with shower and wall mixers, making it the broadest of the three sub-ranges and the one most likely to cover an entire bathroom or kitchen on its own. Teva is focused on shower and wall mixers specifically, suited to projects that need a straightforward shower solution without a matching basin or sink mixer in the same range.
Looking for Arlo product details?
Because Arlo is the largest and most frequently specified of the three ranges, full product listings, finishes and individual mixer details for Arlo are covered on the dedicated Phoenix Arlo collection. This page is intended as the overview of the Builders Range as a whole, so if you already know you want Arlo tapware, that collection is the faster path to the specific mixer you need.
Choosing tapware for a build or renovation project
For builders and developers working across multiple properties, standardising on one range like the Builders Range simplifies ordering, keeps finishes consistent across units, and avoids the lead times that can come with mixing multiple premium collections on one job. It's a practical starting point for anyone renovating on a budget or fitting out a rental where long-term reliability matters more than a statement design piece.
