Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap with Hoses - Stainless Steel 360° Monobloc Single Lever Swivel Spout,High Arc Mono Basin Faucet,with 1/2'' Female for UK Standard Fittings (Modern)

Great product and great price too. Fast delivery and well packaged. Works fantastic, looks very nice too. Works great and easy to fit. Well worth getting this very good product.

This is a very good tap for a very good price. It is easy to fit and works perfectly. It’s no frills but looks good for any standard sink. I was very impressed!

Kitchen taps are generally hideously over-priced but not this one.It does rotate through 360 degrees which is what I required - but wasn't clear in the listing - but it's Amazon - so if it's no good then send it back.Now the important parts forthe Amazon customer.The sink is not included and you have to supply your own water.The hoses are 1/2" Bsp - not any made up Chineesium size either.

Unless you are a professional plumber, and have fitted one of these before, do not buy.It was cheap, came well packaged and the tap itself is OK.However, fitting it was a nightmare. Having removed the old monoblock tap, I thought that fitting this would be easy. No instructions with it at all, but I thought that it was a question of screwing in the two flexi pipes and dropping it into the hole. Wrong!First problem was deciding which of the two holes to fit the pipes to - no C/H indication on the tap body. Eventually screwed both in and, by blowing down them and moving the mixer knob I found which was cold and which was hot! Sorted I thought. However the small hex heads on the pipe nut were 11.4 mm A/F. Not having a 11.4mm spanner, I had to angle grind one to fit. The nut on the cold flexi dissapears right down within the body of the tap, so, unless you have a very small well fitting spanner, you can’t tighten. Another job for the angle grinder!With the pipes screwed on, I tried to fit the threaded sleeve to the tap body, finding that you can't do that with both pipes fitted! So, removed one, fitted the sleeve. The threaded sleeve itself will only go on one way, with the short length of thread towards the tap, so, having got it wrong first time, the second pipe had to come off again! With that sorted I lowered the tap into the hole, and went to fit the threaded plastic supporting nut. Guess what, you can’t fit this with both pipes connected. Once again, removed a pipe, fitted the nut and tried again. If you have’nt got both of the plastic sealing washers in place by this time, another strip down will be called for.After many hours and a lot of bad language the tap was fitted.Well, it was cheap!!!!!”

Bought this thinking it would be a solid, simple upgrade for the kitchen. Stainless steel, 360° swivel, UK standard fittings – sounded like exactly what I needed. In reality, this tap has been a letdown from the start.Installation wasn’t as straightforward as it should have been. The so-called “UK standard fittings” didn’t line up properly and I had to buy extra adaptors just to get it working. That’s already more hassle than a basic kitchen tap should cause.Once installed, the lever feels flimsy and cheap. It’s not smooth at all – you have to apply a bit too much force to get the temperature right, and even then it’s not very accurate. It also wobbles a bit after only a few weeks of use, which is worrying.The swivel spout is stiff and creaks when you move it. It definitely doesn’t feel like a high arc or premium build. Water pressure is noticeably lower than with the previous tap, even though nothing else has changed in the system.Worst part? It started dripping within a month. Not a slow, occasional drip – a steady leak that leaves water marks on the sink. Not what you expect from a new tap.Looks decent from a distance but doesn’t hold up in daily use. I wouldn’t recommend this at all – spend a little more and get something from a known brand with better build quality.

Great product for the price , got this tap for my kitchen but not got it fitted yet xx

Looks good and was very easy to fit.

Good tap but flexi on show