A good quality kitchen tap can change the style of a kitchen and set the tone of your room, so it's important to make sure you get a good overview of the kitchen taps available to you. Different taps offer different technical designs and features as well as style, with some offering fast or slower water flow. From kitchen taps with built in water filters or taps with spray functions to taps with ceramic disc technology to make them easier to use and more responsive, we offer everything that you might need for your kitchen.

Kitchen Tap Guide

1. What will you be using your taps for? If you need to fill your boiler or bucket, make sure you choose a high-set design.
2. How many tap holes does your kitchen sink have? This will determine whether or not you need a monobloc, mixer tap or pillar taps.
3. Does your kitchen sink have a rinser? A rinser sink will require a non fixed kitchen tap with a moveable spout.
4. What finish and style does your sink have? A well chosen, matching set of kitchen taps will help you achieve the feel of quality and design that you are looking for.
5. What is your water pressure? Some taps require a minimum pressure of 1.0 Bar to function correctly. Systems that usually will have high pressure are a. Unvented (pressurised) systems, b. Combi boilers fed by the mains, and c. Gravity fed systems with pump.
6. Check your pipework, especially if you're replacing old taps. Old, rusted pipes could potentially cause a problem.
7. Remember to turn off the water supply before changing your tap!