Anyone care to recommend a single lever, monobloc kitchen tap. Preferably brushed steel or chrome and preferably not needing a second mortgage to pay for it!
TIA
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14 years ago
Kitchen tap recommendation
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14 years ago
"F" wrote
The late Andy Hall recommended I check out Hansgrohe for a monobloc tap for a downstairs toilet. These are top quality items IMHO. So I got the web price and went to a local showroom - managed to get the one I wanted for about £70. Plumb Centre et al wanted £100+ for much shoddier stuff. The Hansgrohe web site does take a bit of wading through but it contains dimensioned drawings and all sorts so well worth it. I'd be surprised if you didn't find something good there.
HTH
Phil
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14 years ago
I think this comes down to personal choice, there's so many different styles to choose from. Try
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I've used them a couple of times with no problems and they seem to be amongst the best in terms of value.
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We got a Hansgrohe tap for our kitchen after having two very cheap taps, went to local plumbing merchant and asked what was the best tap they had and they recommended a Hansgrohe. We've had it for a year now without problems but it is too early to say if it is reliable. It does seem very solid though.
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14 years ago
I've fitted 6 or so kitchen taps from Screwfix in the last year, from £27 up to £60. All have been excellent, far better than I expected at the price. The bathroom taps from Argos that I fitted this week are not so good, so I would avoid them. Alan.