24 kitchen sink mixer taps from €44.90 to €149.90
The selection brings together 24 mixer taps for the kitchen sink: a single lever sets the flow and the temperature, with one hand. Prices run from €44.90 to €149.90, and more than half of the models start between €59.90 and €89.90.
A kitchen sink mixer tap is chosen on three criteria: the height and shape of the spout, the finish, and the space around the sink.
Sink mixer taps with a low or compact spout
For a small sink or a shallow bowl, a short spout splashes less.
- Small Kitchen Mixer Tap, €49.90, chrome or black.
- Colorado designer kitchen mixer tap, €59.90, in chrome, brushed stainless steel, white, black, brushed gold or two-tone.
- Water-Saving Kitchen Tap, €59.90, in black, chrome or stainless steel.
- Small Classic Kitchen Tap, €69.90, in chrome, stainless steel, black, rose gold or gold.
Sink mixer taps with a high or swivel spout
For a double sink or large pans, the high spout clears the dishes and swings from one bowl to the other.
- Long Spout Kitchen Mixer Tap, €97.90, stainless steel.
- Contemporary Kitchen Mixer Tap, €69.90, chrome.
- Designer swivel kitchen mixer tap, €79.90, in chrome, white, brushed stainless steel, black or earth brown.
- Swivel Kitchen Tap, €89.90, stainless steel, and 360° Swivel Kitchen Tap, €119.90, stainless steel or black.
- Swivel Spout Kitchen Mixer Tap and Single-Lever Kitchen Mixer Tap, €139.90.
White, retro or stainless steel sink mixer taps
- White: the White Kitchen Mixer Tap (€69.90) and the White Kitchen Mixer Tap, Swivel Spout (€99.90). More white mixer taps, with a pull-out spray, are gathered on a separate page.
- Retro: the Vintage-Style Kitchen Tap and the Antique Bronze Kitchen Tap (€79.90 each). See all our old-style kitchen taps.
- Stainless steel: the Brushed Stainless Steel Kitchen Tap (€69.90) and the Long Spout Kitchen Mixer Tap (€97.90). For more choice, see our selection of brushed stainless steel sink mixer taps.
Match the finish to the sink: brushed stainless steel or chrome on a stainless steel sink, matt black on a dark resin or granite one, white or retro on a ceramic one.
Which kitchen sink mixer tap should you choose?
- Small single-bowl sink: a compact model with a low spout.
- Double-bowl sink: a high, swivel spout.
- Sink under a window: check the spout height, or choose a fold-down sink tap.
- For rinsing dishes: a mixer tap with a pull-out spray, to be seen in our pull-out spray mixer tap collection.
- Small budget: models from €44.90 to €59.90.
Our guide which mixer tap for which sink explains the measurements to take before ordering: number of holes, bowl depth, space under a wall unit.
Fitting a mixer tap to a sink
A mixer tap fits in a single hole. Turn off the water, release the pressure, remove the old tap, then slide the new one into the hole with its seal. Tighten the fixing nut under the sink, connect the hot and cold hoses to the isolation valves, turn the water back on slowly and check for leaks. Against limescale, unscrew the spout tip from time to time and leave it to soak in white vinegar. As for connections, the product page of 19 of the 24 mixer taps states 1/2 inch. The tools and each step are detailed in our article on replacing a kitchen sink mixer tap.
Frequently asked questions about kitchen sink mixer taps
What is the difference between a mixer tap and a two-handle mixer for a sink?
A mixer tap sets the water with a single lever. A two-handle mixer has two separate controls, one for hot water and one for cold.
What spout height should a kitchen sink mixer tap have?
A high spout for a deep bowl and large pans, a low spout for a small sink or a shallow bowl, which splashes less.
Can you replace a kitchen sink mixer tap yourself?
Yes, with a spanner and a little method: turn off the water, remove the old one and tighten the new one from underneath the sink.
Going further
For wall-mounted, fold-down or pull-out spray models, see our full range of kitchen mixer taps.
