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08719844416The right kitchen tap can change how your space feels and how it works day to day. Our range includes classic mixer styles, pull-out spouts, filtered water options and space-saving designs. Now, it’s easier to match your sink, layout and routine. Whether you want a simple upgrade or a feature-led finish for a full refurb, we make it easy to compare looks, functions and value in one place.
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Choosing from our kitchen taps range starts with how you use your sink every day. A tall spout gives you more room for pans and trays. Meanwhile, a pull-out spray helps with rinsing food and cleaning corners. You can also shop by finish, so it’s easy to match your tap with your sink, handles and appliances for a clean, pulled-together look.
Not all kitchen sink taps work in the same way. That matters when you cook, clean and fill up large pots. Some designs offer dual spray settings, swivel spouts or ceramic disc controls for smooth use and less dripping over time. If you want hot drinks in a hurry and less clutter on the worktop, a Quooker tap can be a smart way to combine convenience with a tidy finish.
When comparing kitchen faucets, it helps to check the fitting type, tap hole setup, water pressure needs and spout reach before you buy. These details affect how well a model suits your sink and how it performs once fitted. Many shoppers also look at finish durability and cleaning ease, especially in busy family kitchens where fingerprints, limescale and daily wear soon show up.
Not sure which tap style suits your kitchen best? Read our kitchen taps buying guide and compare features with less guesswork.
A kitchen tap is an essential fixture in any home – so choosing the right one is vital. There are a few things you must consider to ensure it is the perfect tap.
Taps can be mounted in two ways – sink or worktop. Some are universal, and some are not, so make checking a vital part of your search. With no standard size otherwise, it’s up to you how big you go with your tap.
Most pipes that connect to your tap have a standard 35mm diameter, but before you choose your new tap, it’s vital you check this. It’s also important to check the space above your sink to make sure the tap you choose will fit. The height and reach of the spout should fit your kitchen. Consider the tap reach and whether this is suitable for the size of your sink.
The answer is in the name. In short, a water filter kitchen tap filters the water you’re served, giving you a clean and healthy drop. Passing the water through a filter system below the sink, any impurities such as copper or lead are removed, which results in fresher tasting and odourless water.
The two most common types of material are stainless steel and brass finished in chrome. Both are excellent materials for durable and long lasting taps.
Calculate the distance between your boiler and tap, one meter of piping roughly equates to 0.1 bar pressure. If your house has a combi boiler, pressure is not an issue.
