10 swan neck kitchen taps, from €51.90 to €147.90
The swan neck is a tall spout, curved in an arch above the sink. It leaves headroom under the jet to fill a large pan or rinse a dish. The selection includes 6 swan neck taps with pull-out spray and 4 without, from €51.90 to €147.90, in several finishes.
Swan neck tap with pull-out spray
6 taps from €51.90 to €147.90. The spray pulls out of the spout to rinse the edges of the sink:
- Swan neck kitchen tap with pull-out spray, black, steel or chrome: from €51.90 to €73.90 depending on the finish.
- Swan neck kitchen tap with pull-out spray, 3 finishes: from €64.90 to €73.90.
- Brushed gold swan-neck kitchen tap with pull-out spray and dual jet: €75.90.
- Swivel swan neck kitchen tap with 2-mode pull-out spray: €82.90, in chrome, gold or black.
- Gold swan neck kitchen tap with 20 cm pull-out spray: €86.90.
- Swan neck kitchen tap with pull-out spray, gold, black or cream: from €124.90 to €147.90.
The swan neck swivel tap with two jets comes in chrome, gold and black. For a spray on another type of spout, see the kitchen mixer taps.
Swan neck kitchen tap without spray
4 taps from €57.90 to €139.90:
- Chrome 2-hole swan neck kitchen tap with cross handles: €57.90, with two cross-head handles.
- Brushed stainless steel swan neck kitchen tap with swivel spout: €81.90.
- White Swan Neck Kitchen Mixer Tap: €227.90.
- Retro swan neck kitchen tap with 15 cm swivel spout: from €119.90 to €139.90, in brushed gold or chrome.
The white swan neck mixer tap comes in white, black, gold or chrome.
Which swan neck tap should you choose?
- Large sink, large pans: a swan neck with a pull-out spray, which reaches the water everywhere in the bowl.
- Sink with two tap holes: the chrome tap with cross-head handles, which fits on two holes.
- Traditional-style kitchen: the retro swan neck with a 15 cm swivel spout, or the cross-head model.
- Matching shade: black, chrome, gold or white depending on the model. Gold taps of every shape are grouped on the page gold tap.
Before choosing, measure the space under the wall units or under the window: a swan neck spout is taller than a straight one. In terms of connection, the data sheet of 5 models states 1/2 inch, and that of 3 models 3/8.
Under a window that opens inwards, a kitchen tap that folds down avoids this problem, in wall-mounted, tall-spout or small-sink versions.
Swan neck tap FAQ
What is a swan neck tap?
It is a tap whose spout rises then curves back down in an arch, like a swan's neck. The shape exists on single-lever mixer taps as well as on two cross-head taps.
The swan neck isn't the only option: our wall-mounted kitchen taps come with a swivel spout, arm or pull-out spray.
What should I do if the swan neck of my tap leaks?
A leak at the base of the spout often comes from a worn seal; a leak at the tip of the spout, from an aerator that is loose or scaled up. Turn off the water, take the part apart following the manual and replace the seal or the aerator.
What is the thing at the end of the tap called?
It is the aerator: it mixes air into the water for a steady flow. It unscrews so it can be descaled or replaced. Spare parts are on the page tap nozzle.
The full range of kitchen tap is one click away, with the sink taps.
