Panchakanya Bathware launches new faucet in Nepali Market

KATHMANDU:Panchakanya Bathware has launched a faucet made with German technology and equipment in Nepal. The company launched new faucets for homes and buildings at the Plast Nepal Expo 2024, held at Bhrikuti Mandap in Kathmandu.

The company has named these faucets after various rivers in Nepal. The company said that the high-quality faucets have been designed with the specific needs and priorities of the Nepali market in mind and that they are adopting world-class standards.

Panchakanya Bathware Sales Head Basanta Rijal said these high-quality faucets have been named after Nepalese rivers to reflect Nepaliness. “We have named all the different models after Nepalese rivers. We have designed them for Nepal and as soon as we say faucet, we are connected to water, so we have given them the name of the river,” he said.

Similarly, for the first time in Nepal, a faucet made of a special design and color (gunmetal) has also been introduced and named Kosi, he said. “This faucet with a special color and design has not come to Nepal. It is gunmetal. All its equipment and parts are imported from Germany. The designs of all models are unique and are named after the rivers of Nepal,” said Rijal, the company’s sales head.

These faucets from Panchakanya are named Mahakali, Seti, Gandaki, Koshi, Kankai, Rapti, Melamchi, and Solu, among others. He said that customers can purchase quality faucets based on their favorite design and name.

The company says that these faucets are made of high-quality brass and are durable. The company claims that its production process fully complies with international standards to ensure customer satisfaction.

The company has said that it plans to include 100 distributors across the country by the end of the upcoming Nepali fiscal year to make its products available throughout Nepal. Panchakanya Bathware, one of the leading sanitary and faucet brands in Nepal, says that it only brings high-quality products to the market.