Kitchen Tap, 360° Swivel Kitchen Mixer Tap Sink Hot Cold Water, Chrome Plated Solid Brass and Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Tap.

Excellent value. Easy to assemble. Comes with spare seals, a screwdriver and even a small roll of PTFE tape.I had to buy a conversion joint for it to mate with the existing plumbing which were just a couple of quid the pair from Screwfix. In fact I bought x4 joints because I bought x2 of these taps.They certainly seem to be well chromed and feel to be good quality.Very pleased.

Purchased this tap as a replacement for an old one that had become worn out and wobbly, this tap is really sturdy, comes with excellent packaging (including a few spare parts) and was really straight forward to fit, having one lever that controls both hot and cold water is amazing. Great product!

Bought to replace leaky kitchen tap, easy to fit, cheap and works well. Only down side is colour code stickers come off when wet.

Really nice sleek, modern design. The instructions could be better - fitting a bit awkward - so make sure you read carefully and ensure the large holding part is tight or the tap moves in situ.

Nice looking tap but the two connectors for the hoses were two different sizes and I had to pay the plumber for new fittings and hoses because he couldn't use those provided with the tap. Could have understood two wrong sized connectors but two different sized ones seems a bit barking. It would have been a higher rating but for that.

Keep having little leaks from the top but think it's family leaning boards against it after washing them. Good value for money

TL;DR - Adaptors to fit to standard 15" isolating ball valve are impossible to seal.Ordered from Amazon - because its easy, and had a bunch of good reviews.The Tap itself is ok - not super solid, but looks nice and works well. The tap comes well packaged, with many spare parts and enough of the fitting kit.Where I had a issue was - the Tails have a 3/8" fitting on the end of the flexible hoses, which is ok because it makes the tap slightly easier to fit (i.e. you can get the ends through the hole in the sink a bit easier etc.Where I have a big issue is with connecting the flexible braided hoses onto a 15mm standard isolating ball valve. Very helpfully the vendor supplies an adaptor to fit between the 3/8" end of the hose and the 1/2" of the ball valve. The seal between the hose and the adaptor, works great. (machined the right size/length with a rubber washer to seal).PROBLEM: The 1/2" adaptors would not seal onto the 1/2" end of the 15mm isolating ball valve. The rubber washer is included, and looks like it might seal, but no. I tried doing up tight, and a whole bunch of PTFE tape, but on mains water pressure for the cold, it would not seal. This tap has a bunch of good reviews, and fitting to a 15" ball valve is very standard, so maybe its just me? I don't think the ball valve end was able to seat onto the rubber washer in the adaptor maybe - but I certainly did it up tight enough to try.Anyway - had to buy a new set of tails (10mm, if you are interested) with 1/2" ends, which I fitted with the existing tap in 30 mins, and sealed first time.This was extra painful, as the tap is 75miles away (not the vendors fault) but having to return and fix it was not easy.

So, not the heaviest tap I have had but well built for the jobCame with all the parts including a 3/8 - 1/2 or 12mm to 15mm adapter which saved me a job and a half.Fitted first go, no drips or leaksRecomment