Kitchen tapscome in various forms and sizes, which may leave you confused when attempting to select the best one for your specific needs. The Monobloc Tap, space-saving, attractive, and incredibly easy to use, is now a must-have in most homes after being popular in style-conscious kitchens for some time.

Mono tapshave become a crucial means of merging functionality and quality styling into one viable package. Modern kitchens aim to make the most of the space at their disposal without compromising on aesthetics. In this professional guide, we'll discuss the differences between the various types of kitchens taps available, as well as the benefits of each, before moving on to style.

What is a Monobloc Kitchen Tap?

A monobloc tap is a mixer tap that consists of a single unit with one or two tap handles and a spout.

How do Monobloc Kitchen Taps differ from Traditional Taps?

Mono taps are available in various styles, making them a versatile alternative that can be smoothly integrated into any interior design scheme. Because of the simplicity and efficacy of their construction, they can accommodate a wide range of designs, from traditional swan neck forms to high-quality boiling and filtration taps.

Whereas traditional taps may limit your styling options, the adaptability of mono taps means you're opening up a world of designs to explore, giving you all the benefits of traditional styling as well as the option for contemporary appearances and dependable function. Take a peek at these monoblock tapsin various colours and styles.

How Do They Work?

Despite their modest and uncomplicated appearance, monobloc taps incorporate clever design technology that makes the tap tick beneath the fitting. Mono taps, as opposed to two independent feeds, allow hot and cold water feeds to enter the tap's base or block. This is accomplished by using 10mm feed pipes that screw into the bottom of the tap before being machined out, followed by 15mm copper tails that join the separate 15mm feeds.

What Are Kitchen Designs Complementary to Monobloc Taps?

As mentioned previously, mono taps are an exceptionally flexible form of kitchen tap that looks great in your kitchen. If you want to keep your kitchen appearing conventional, brushed stainless steel or chromefinishes are ideal. If you want something a little more distinctive and contemporary, our matt back taps or rose gold collections are a must. Brushed gold is as adaptable as it is stunning in design if your space requires an eye-catching finish that covers a combination of classic and current styling.

Specifications of a Monobloc Mixer Kitchen Tap

Our monobloc taps incorporate high-quality, industry-leading specs and features to guarantee that you get the most out of your kitchen fitting. These specifications typically include:

●     Deck mounted fitting

●     Citec ceramic cartridge

●     Neoperl aerator

●     High- and low-pressure integration and operation without any issues

●     WRAS approved

All of this and more contribute to giving your kitchen space a luxurious, up-market finish and style that's designed to perform daily while also looking perfect in design.