Kitchen Taps with Pull Out Spray Chrome Kitchen Mixer Taps 1 Hole Commercial Pull Down Sink Mixer Tap for Kitchens Single Lever Spring Faucet with 360 Swivel Spout

An urgent replacement for an old monobloc tap that had sprung a leak in the hot pipe and had to be turned off. It took hours to get the old tap off as it had been there over 20 years and was well and truly stuck in place. However, we managed, with the aid of a multi tool with metal saw attachment and 'some' swearing on my part!I think it took three hours removing the old tap and thirty minutes to fit this new one. In fact most of the fitting was done by my wife who could get under the sink without damaging the other pipes. I was more involved in destroying the old tap to remove it! Still, if a couple of pensioners can manage to fit it then younger/fitter people should find it pretty straightforward.The fitting comes with two identical hoses. We somehow mixed up the hot and cold ends and had to undo and reconnect them. So it would be a good idea to mark them, usually hot on the left and cold on the right. The hoses were longer than needed and had to bend quite a bit to connect. Shorter hoses are available and I've now bought some as a back up, just in case the ones provided do become kinked if something moves under the sink. But so far so good after a month working well!Our sink is a metal 'flimsy' one and the old tap had always felt like it might break off if I leaned on it too much. As advised by another reviewer I ordered one of thesehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Universal-Kitchen-Support-Bracket-MGM/ for £4-99which fits under the sink between the metal and the tap fittings. Now it feels quite solid.This tap was a bargain and pretty simple to fit once the old tap was out. If it broke in a few years we would have no hesitation getting another or similar one.

Lovely tap

Decent tap at a cheaper price than you would get from a kitchen shop, we'll see how long it lasts as a few reviews have mentioned leaks after a while. The base is solid and good quality, the spray pull-out is plastic but that makes it easy to move around. It looks and feels like a quality kitchen tap.The size matched our requirements - the hole left in our worktop was quite far away from the middle of the sink so we wanted one that extended further than most and hung lower (to avoid splashing above the sink).Go through the instructions thoroughly and picture how each bit will go either side of your worktop hole - you have to feed in the legs from underneath through the large threaded cylinder if the hole is a regularly sized one, then screw them into the tap above.

This was our third tap, two others purchased in stores for twice the price and this is perfect. Good instructions, we were quite chuffed having fitted it ourselves without expensive plumbers.Well worth the money.

The hardest part was getting the old tap and fittings out. Fitting thew new tap was fairly easy follow the sparse assembly instructions. It would be so much easier if your sink unit hasn't been fitted, I had to remove the drainage pipes so there was more room as my sink was already fitted. Once it was in I was so pleased with the tap itself, sturdy and good to look at, no leaks (as yet) and works well. Good buy.

Really pleased with the look of it. Does what it’s supposed to.

Good idea poor quality.Unfortunately you get what you pay for!Lasted exactly 4 months to the day before it sprung a leak, so it is back to crawling in under the sink to replace it.Maybe something without a swinging head.Like I said, a good idea ...Oh well, a husband's work is never done.

Tap was easy to fit, good dual spray function & reasonable price. However the plastic surrounding the holder the tap sits in is very brittle & after a few times of pulling the tap down a piece of plastic snapped off. We repaired it with superglue as we didn’t want to go to the trouble of getting our plumber back to refit another tap. I feel the design would have been better with a more flexible rubber being fitted instead of breakable plastic. Disappointing.