Low noise 35mm cartridge with ceramic disc, suitable for all pressurised hot water systems such as geyser, pressure boiler, etc., simple 1-hole installation – assembly materials and instructions included, available in various designs, suitable for bathroom or kitchen
Available from Lidl on Monday 25th July
10 comments
sradmad
18 Jul 161#1
good find op, heat added :smiley:
pennyfarthing88
18 Jul 161#2
These look good, heat added.
rico6killer
18 Jul 161#3
Nice taps
james-young
18 Jul 161#4
Sure it's shiny but are the internals any good. Will you need to change the seats in a year. Will the chrome stay on. Just because it's Lidl it doesn't mean it's good. Not the most renowned plumbing merchant
bellboys to james-young
19 Jul 161#8
There's a lot of BS talked about taps imo. Case in point; the tap in my bathroom is from iBathUK on Amazon (the Martin bath mixer) and obviously made in China. Cost 45 quid and it's a very substantial weight for the money paid. In the 2 years it's been in it's performed faultlessly, not a hint of a drip and the quality of the chrome is very very good (we live in a hard water area).
The tap in my kitchen (I forget the make) should have been 100 quid plus (and is back up to that now) if not for Black Friday and it's a complete POS. Only been in a year, leaks constantly, nothing quite returns to the correct place when used and the chrome on it tarnishes very easily. Give me a Cheap Chinese tap every day of the week (they are probably all made in China anyway but at least don't get ripped off with the asking price).
Talking of getting ripped off, against my advice my son bought some bathroom taps from a large, national High Street bathroom chain for a total of 225 quid as a 'special offer'. recognising them I got to work on Amazon and sourced exactly the same taps (as his bathroom outfitters taps had been delivered with a 14 day refund policy I ordered the Amazon ones so we could see them side by side and compare) for 76 quid. Needless to say he returned the original taps (well, they sent a courier which was a nice touch and he got a cheque for 225 quid soon after)
Khairul
19 Jul 162#5
Not many years ago the comment would have been "Oh it's Lidl so it must be no good". Much respect to them for overturning that image.
TidyWorks
19 Jul 161#6
Got this last year as a temp solution, still going strong. Well made and looks good
cheerio10inarow
19 Jul 16#7
Nice, takes me back to the 1990s
shortchanged to cheerio10inarow
23 Jul 16#10
:stuck_out_tongue: Wooh time travel taps., got to be worth the £17
Triggster
19 Jul 16#9
Seeing this listing reminded me to go to Amazon regarding the tap I ordered back in September. It was made by ibath UK as well, this one which has good reviews. In the last few weeks the tap has made high-pitches noises as it leaks. The plumber had it last week and said the inside of the tap is wore out. The more expensive one did about 8 years before it started to leak around the seals.
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Available from Lidl on Monday 25th July
10 comments
The tap in my kitchen (I forget the make) should have been 100 quid plus (and is back up to that now) if not for Black Friday and it's a complete POS. Only been in a year, leaks constantly, nothing quite returns to the correct place when used and the chrome on it tarnishes very easily. Give me a Cheap Chinese tap every day of the week (they are probably all made in China anyway but at least don't get ripped off with the asking price).
Talking of getting ripped off, against my advice my son bought some bathroom taps from a large, national High Street bathroom chain for a total of 225 quid as a 'special offer'. recognising them I got to work on Amazon and sourced exactly the same taps (as his bathroom outfitters taps had been delivered with a 14 day refund policy I ordered the Amazon ones so we could see them side by side and compare) for 76 quid. Needless to say he returned the original taps (well, they sent a courier which was a nice touch and he got a cheque for 225 quid soon after)