Sauber Kitchen Taps

Get the most out of your kitchen sink with one of our beautiful Sauber Taps. Whether your style is traditional, contemporary or ultra-modern we’ve got kitchen taps to suit. They all benefit from standard sizing so getting a perfect fit should be no problem at all. Our Sauber taps come with a choice of single or twin levers depending on your preference and all come finished in a pristine, high-quality, polished chrome. Some of them even have separate spray functions for easy rinsing of dishes!

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Which spout type is best for my kitchen, pull-out, swivel, fixed or flexible?

Think about how you work at the sink. Pull-out and pull-out flexible spouts give reach and a dual spray for rinsing vegetables or dishes, ideal if you wash large pans or have a one-bowl sink. Swivel spouts are helpful with double-bowl sinks so you can move the flow between bowls. Fixed spouts offer simplicity and a neat look if you rarely need extra reach.

Should I go for a single lever or twin lever tap?

Single lever mixers let you set temperature and flow quickly with one hand, which suits busy kitchens. Twin lever taps have a more traditional look and let you independently control hot and cold, which some people prefer for styling or precise adjustment. If you want the cleanest, modern look and fast operation, a single lever is usually the best fit.

How do I match the tap finish and style to my kitchen?

Sauber taps come in polished chrome described as pristine and high-quality, plus black, brushed brass, brushed steel, nickel and white finishes. For a modern, bright kitchen chrome or brushed steel works well; brushed brass brings warmth to shaker or traditional schemes; matt black suits contemporary, industrial kitchens. If you worry about fingerprints, brushed or matt finishes hide marks better than polished chrome.

Will a Sauber tap cope with low water pressure?

Yes, Sauber lists taps by pressure suitability, including models rated for low systems (0.1–0.4 bar), medium (0.5–0.9 bar), high (1 bar+) and some suitable for all systems. If you have a weaker supply, look for the low-pressure or "suitable for all systems" products in our range. the filter shows nine low-pressure options so you can find a pull-out or mixer that still performs well.

Are 3-in-1 boiling-water taps worth the extra cost?

If you want instant boiling water for drinks and cooking, 3-in-1 models deliver real convenience, examples here include Sauber SharpFlow (the current product price), Astano (at a lower to mid-range price point) and Flex (the current product price) which come with their own tanks. The trade-off is higher upfront cost compared with a standard mixer, but you gain the time-saving benefit of not boiling a kettle. They suit busy households or keen cooks who will use hot water frequently.

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Which spout type is best for my kitchen, pull-out, swivel, fixed or flexible?

Should I go for a single lever or twin lever tap?

How do I match the tap finish and style to my kitchen?

Will a Sauber tap cope with low water pressure?

Are 3-in-1 boiling-water taps worth the extra cost?

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