At mother's house, kitchen deck mixer is leaking. Cannot undo brass screw that holds tap turner in place - suspect it was graunched when originally installed and/or hard water caking is stopping it moving. Even if I get it opened, not convinced that I will get away with a simple washer replacement - have a feeling the whole thing is worn. Certainly the finish has unpleasant marks after years of use in a very hard water area.
So I want a decent but not too expensive deck mixer. Must be quarter-turn as aged wrists are not so good at turning taps.
Existing tap spout is *very* low which makes kettle-filling a pain (find you have to remove things from sink first). So a higher spout would be good.
Water pressure is low - but H&C are reasonably balanced.
Have seen this:
Not a flat deck mixer, I know, but ticks other boxes.
Any suggestions? Screwfix and Toolstation both down the road. Other suppliers also accessible. This needs to be done "very soon" rather than "today or else" so would prefer to avoid mail order unless from a good company.