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Brass Garden Tap, single-hole fitting
Brass Garden Tap, brass
Brass Garden Tap, 1/2 connector
Brass Garden Tap, single-hole fitting
Brass Garden Tap, brass
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Brass Garden Tap

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Sale price€29,90 EUR

Ribbed end — about 1.6 cm, to slip on the hose and secure it with a clip.

3/4″ nose underneath — with the end removed, the threaded outlet takes another fitting.

1/2″ inlet — screws onto a 15x21 supply.

Chrome-plated brass — brass body, chrome finish and red lever.

Colour: Chrome
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  • 1 chrome-plated brass garden tap
  • 1 ribbed end with its nut
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  1. Commandée 7 novembre
  2. Expédiée 9 novembre
  3. Livrée 17–19 novembre

Before you order

The questions everyone asks

Will it fit my setup?

Connector 1/2″: the French standard thread for water inlets, so your hoses screw straight on. Installation: single-hole.

Will I be missing a part?

  • 1 chrome-plated brass garden tap
  • 1 ribbed end with its nut

Will it last?

Body in brass. Finish chrome.

What if it doesn’t suit me?

30 days to change your mind, no reason needed. Got a question before ordering? We reply Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.

Specifications

Brass Garden Tap

This chrome-finish brass garden tap connects to the hose in two ways: on its ribbed hose nozzle or, with the nozzle removed, on its 3/4″ threaded outlet ready for a quick-connect fitting. 1/2″ (15x21) inlet, easy-to-use red lever.

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Material
Brass
Finish
Chrome
Installation type
Single-hole
Connector
1/2″
In the box
  • 1 chrome-plated brass garden tap
  • 1 ribbed end with its nut
Delivery
Free, dispatched within 24 hours
Returns
30 days to change your mind
Two ways to connect the hose

Two ways to connect the hose

The spout carries a ribbed nozzle of about 1.6 cm, held by a knurled nut: slip the hose over it and secure it with a clip. It is the right setup for a hose that stays connected all summer, with no risk of it coming off under pressure.

But the nut unscrews, as one of the photos shows. Underneath is a male threaded outlet of 3/4″, about 2.5 cm: you can screw a quick-connect fitting onto it instead, if you prefer to connect and disconnect the hose without tools. One tap, two systems, and you switch between them in seconds.

Brass beneath a chrome finish

Brass beneath a chrome finish

Unlike most yellow garden taps, this one has a silvery look, brightened by a bright red lever. Under the chrome, the body is brass, as the title and the supplier's data sheet indicate. This look suits zinc gutters, grey joinery or metal garden furniture better.

The lever, long and slightly angled, is pushed with one hand to open or close: no need to grip hard or look for a hold. Its colour makes it visible even when the tap is hidden behind a rose bush or a planter.

A 1/2″ inlet to screw on

A 1/2″ inlet to screw on

At the back, the inlet thread is 1/2″ (15x21) and measures about 2 cm according to the dimensions photo. It screws into a wall plate or a female fitting of the same size. PTFE tape on the thread remains the way to avoid drips at the connection, season after season.

To get through winter without worry: close the indoor valve, open the lever to drain the body, unhook the hose and store it in the garage. While you are at it, unscrew the ribbed nozzle and rinse it: soil and limescale lodge in it over the summer.

What makes the difference

Receiving just the one part, and having to order the rest elsewhere.

Our answer
  • 1 chrome-plated brass garden tap
  • 1 ribbed end with its nut

A zamak body with a simple chrome plating: the finish flakes off and the metal pits underneath.

Our answer

A brass body, the benchmark material for taps: it does not rust and withstands hot water without warping.

Finding out at installation that the drilling does not match.

Our answer

The installation type is stated on the product page before you buy, here single-hole.

Frequently asked questions

About this tap

Another question?
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Can a quick connector be fitted?
Yes: unscrew the ribbed nozzle and a 3/4″ male threaded nose appears, onto which a quick-connect nose of the same size screws.
What supply is needed?
A 1/2″ female supply, i.e. 15x21.
Which hose fits the ribbed nozzle?
The nozzle is about 1.6 cm in diameter: choose a hose whose inside diameter is close to that, and secure it with a clamp.
Why chrome if it's brass?
Chrome is the finish applied to the brass body: it gives the silver look and wipes clean with a cloth.
Are taps easy to install yourself?

Most of our models are designed to be easy to fit yourself, with clear instructions and standard tools. For some of the more complex models, it may be advisable to call in a professional.

What should I do if my tap starts to leak?

If your tap starts to leak, first check whether the problem comes from the seals or the cartridge. These parts can wear over time and are easy to replace. If the problem persists, contact our customer service team for help or to claim under the guarantee, if applicable.

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