Brushed: [Brushed Finished] Hapilife Contemporary Kitchen Tap, Swivel Spout Sink Mixer Monobloc Tap Hapi-03D

Looks good

This was bought as a replacement for a tap that had developed a bad leakage. The instructions to fit were clear, all the appropriate parts and fittings were included. After a bit of huffing and puffing and cursing I successfully got the tap installed. It looks Great.

Bought as a quick cheap replacement but it’s actually very nice. Smaller than our other one but looks good. Comes with all the connecting fittings and both flexi connecting pipes (which are tenner on their own) so nothing extra needed.

Value for money. Its cheap compare to others, but looks good. Second one purchased.

I can’t attest to the long-term durability of this tap having only installed it for my mother last week. It certainly feels a lot sturdier than her previous kitchen tap though which cost significantly more and was installed five years ago by an expensive guy who fitted the hot and cold the wrong way round. The old tap was always a bit dodgy and finally gave up a couple of weeks ago and had to be bashed every time you wanted to stop it running. My general experience of taps (I like a nice tap and have installed many over the years in various houses I’ve lived in) is that, actually, a £32 tap will do just as well as a £100 one from a DIY store. I’ve only ever had an issue with one low-priced tap and way more issues with high-priced ones fitted by expensive blokes. :)I should point out that I’m not a plumber. I’m just not afraid to fix a leak, fit a tap or a toilet or generally give things a go if it isn’t mains gas related.In summary, I’m pretty sure that this tap will last just as long as some of the more expensive ones. It’s a reasonably nice design and has a smooth, non-dripping on/off action. If you’re looking for a reasonably priced tap I recommend this one.