M22136 Kitchen Tap Pull Out Kitchen Mixer Tap Chrome | 360° Swivel High Arc Kitchen Sink Tap with Pull Out Spray, Single Lever Stainless Steel, Easy Installation

Lovely set of taps! Very elegant and trendy, extremely easy to install even in a very tight awkward under sink area such as mine. You do need the 3/8 - 1/2 adaptors in the UK but I was suggested the right ones at checkout so was able to get them without issue (though for some reason they only sell them in 3s -pairs that is...3 pairs 🙄) anyhoo, all connections came with washers and at hand-spanner tight there are no leaks and no loss of pressure. The unit itself tightens up good and sturdy and the shower attachment springs tightly back into place nicely. There’s a stream setting, a shower setting and a pause button. All in all I am very pleased! Bargain at this price too!!

A nuisance having to get adaptors to fit the tap to existing plumbing, but once past that, it's plain sailing. Very pleased with it after several weeks of daily use.

The tap is great, easy to install and works as intended. Don't forget to tighten everything up before you fit the tap to your sink or worktop and everything should be ok. We've lost a little pressure with the reduced diameter of the tap internals but the flow is still good enough. The tap requires 3/8 to 1/2 adapters which you can find here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B087CF6PSP All in all I would recommend it to anyone wanting this kind of tap and only time will tell if it is built to last so I'll no doubt update this review at a later date if there's anything to add.

Easy install looks good.6 months later noticed the black matt paint starting to peel off, also using the lever the tap moves out of line..

Great tap but you do need to buy a connection to install it, saying that it was easy to install once you have the connection....which isn't expensive

When our old tap started leaking we wanted to buy a fancy tap and after some search settled on this one as the reviews were quite good. When the tap arrived we learned that in Ireland the screws are different and ended up buying adapters and extensions. When the tap was installed it cut the hot water supply in half, the water was barely warm and the stream was tiny. The cold water was operating fine, but there was a constant noise coming from the tap. A few days later we noticed the leak. When the plumber examined it he found out the leak is coming from the inside, e.g. the tap is faulty and it can not be fixed. We ended up buying a new tap.. It may work well for some if the tap is not faulty, but for us it was a complete disappointment and waste of time and money.

For some reason I kept thinking this cost 80 quid, and I was still happy with it. Currently it is 40. Replace your old taps, it makes your kitchen feel new. Very easy to install, you might need few cheap adapters from B&Q, but it is all standard stuff. I am a sucker for novelty features like changing spray pattern or stopping the water with a button.

Needed to buy additional fittings. Only let down by the poor pressure due to the diameter of the pipes.