Funime® Kitchen Sink Mixer Taps Monobloc Swivel Spout Chrome Brass Dual Lever with Hoses Traditional Kitchen Mixer Taps 1 Hole

This mixer tap was delivered in excellent packaging and with all the necessary components to fit it. The tap is well-made, very stylish, and performs its task perfectly. I had seen this tap in other outlets online, but as usual, Amazon had the cheapest price. I highly recommend this tap.

Great product. Super easy to fit!

Somewhere in China they are turning these out in large quantities, and luckily they have got the design right. Well-made, nice-looking and well-priced. They are smaller than many other kitchen mixers, almost small enough to use in a wash basin too. How easy it will be eventually to replace the cartridges I don't know - I suspect you would end up replacing the whole unit. Wish these units would ship with at least one spare cartridge.Update a year later: the cold side cartridge seems to be on the way out - tap dripping. Hot side so tightly screwed in I can't remove it with small spanner. Advice: never buy cartridge taps without first ascertaining what cartridge they take and where to get it.

Delivery was timely. It replaced a leaky tap unit of very similar design. Installation was easy enough but it could be made easier if there was some way of centring the tap in the sink orifice. I put marks 5 mm out from the orifice to align the outer edge of the tap unit. That did the trick.I was especially pleased that a plastic 10mm barrel wrench was provided for tightening the mounting nut on the threaded bar. I had a metal 10mm barrel wrench but it was too long, (due to cabinet back panel obstruction) so I was glad of it. The tap is now in place, sturdy and functioning very well.

I absolutely love my new tap. It was half the price of my previous mixer tap and is much better. Very easy to install, looks lovely and my water pressure is now much, much better. Absolute bargain.

Delivery was next day and on time. Item arrived complete with no scratches or faults. Installing was very simple (more fiddly removing the old tap). Overall very happy - the narrow flexible attachment pipes improved the pressure of the water (old pipes were wider) and being a curved neck tap I was expecting surplus water to continue coming out ( like my old tap) but once I turned it off but zero drips.. how it should be.Fixing tap to a sturdy sink is important. My sink is Aluminium or the thin steel type - a temporary sink until the big refurbishment so there is very slight movement if you rock the tap back and fort which is nothing to do with the tap itself. Otherwise a good bit a of kit.

Whilst fitting one of these is really ackward whilst bent double under the sink it seems good enough and good value, although the main fix nut is an absurdly large size and needs to be a smaller standard socket size, which it is definitely not. I used a 3/4 drive 35\36 mm deep socket and how many people have one of those, and I am still not sure that was the right fit, you would be amazed at how non standard the plumbing industry is and still works in both imperial and metric and something in between. Nothing else I had in my very extensive workshop really could do the job I think I also managed to squeeze a 36mm open ended spanner in as well but do you have anything even close to that size?? I see in the fitting instructions they show you scewing the whole unit in from the top whilst someone grovels underneath the sink and locks the main nut in place using a pethetic locking bar and screwing the unit from the top onto the locking nut which needs 2 people and in some confined circumstances simply will not work. Lastly, if you do employ a plumber be prepared to take out a second mortgage for the problems he may face. So to the manufacturer simply fit a standard 22mm nut with a large flange, it's not rocket science!!!

Easy to put on or so my husband says , look good the only thing I find strange is the position of the on, off are different to out other taps these go out for off and pull in for on , but great apart from that