This chrome effect monobloc pull-out mixer tap from Cooke and Lewis' Zale range brings a modern finishing touch to your kitchen. It's controlled by 2 levers and is suitable for high pressure systems.
Guarantee - 5 years
Comes with - 2 x 400mm flexible stainless steel hoses
Top comments
Skyhiigh
17 Dec 166#6
Bought the same tap on offer from Screwfix last year, it's superb.
Like any kitchen tap, it may be tricky to fit.
All taps with a hose extension MUST have a one-way valve fitted on the hot and cold pipes going into the trap. If you have isolators, just connect the one-way valves to those, then the flexi pipes/tails to them. Easy.
The reason is, just like outdoor taps, if the hose is immersed in water and there is negative pressure (such as a water pipe leak in the street), without the one-way valve, dirty water may be drawn into the system.
All hose taps have longer fittings under the sink, so sometimes you need to awkwardly remove sections of you cabinet backboard if there's not enough clearance.
Took me 3 hours to fit as a general DIYer.
All comments (40)
Gollywood
17 Dec 16#1
£20 Online
£5 P&P
Not available for in store collection
Lucky88
17 Dec 161#2
Thanks Gollywood :smiley:
Jonnyblock
17 Dec 16#3
Would this be OK with a combination boiler?
MattNorfolk to Jonnyblock
17 Dec 161#11
Yes
simont_space
17 Dec 161#4
Any plumbers know why? A review says it took a plumber 2 1/2 hrs to fit?
'Pull out taps must not be directly connected to drinking water supplies without appropriate backflow protection. Please consult your plumber or local water supplier for advice on your specific system. To comply with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Byelaws in Scotland), and to keep your water supply healthy, please be aware that significant alteration of your plumbing system may be required'
iamprobably to simont_space
17 Dec 161#16
Overkill... imo.
Backflow regs...
Just smack it onto your pipe (compression joint) and attach your tap hose to the other end. No read regs but would assume has to be on rigid and not flexi at point of contact.
£5 each and they'll never be used - but b and q have to state it to comply with regs - probably why theyve sold so few as people are put off.
Took a plumber 2.5 hours?? I'll wager he was on an hourly rate... or had some serious messing about to do with the back of a cupboard.
If it took half an hour i'd be shocked and a little upset with myself.
For what its worth... ordered.
admirable
17 Dec 16#5
Free delivery over £50
Skyhiigh
17 Dec 166#6
Bought the same tap on offer from Screwfix last year, it's superb.
Like any kitchen tap, it may be tricky to fit.
All taps with a hose extension MUST have a one-way valve fitted on the hot and cold pipes going into the trap. If you have isolators, just connect the one-way valves to those, then the flexi pipes/tails to them. Easy.
The reason is, just like outdoor taps, if the hose is immersed in water and there is negative pressure (such as a water pipe leak in the street), without the one-way valve, dirty water may be drawn into the system.
All hose taps have longer fittings under the sink, so sometimes you need to awkwardly remove sections of you cabinet backboard if there's not enough clearance.
Took me 3 hours to fit as a general DIYer.
j2hot to Skyhiigh
17 Dec 16#12
Isn't Cooke and Lewis B&Q own brand?
Skyhiigh
17 Dec 16#7
*trap=tap. can't edit comment
sparkylicious
17 Dec 161#8
Thanks op, I needed some other stuff, so spent over £50 and got delivery free. Hot.
Opening post
Guarantee - 5 years
Comes with - 2 x 400mm flexible stainless steel hoses
Top comments
Like any kitchen tap, it may be tricky to fit.
All taps with a hose extension MUST have a one-way valve fitted on the hot and cold pipes going into the trap. If you have isolators, just connect the one-way valves to those, then the flexi pipes/tails to them. Easy.
The reason is, just like outdoor taps, if the hose is immersed in water and there is negative pressure (such as a water pipe leak in the street), without the one-way valve, dirty water may be drawn into the system.
All hose taps have longer fittings under the sink, so sometimes you need to awkwardly remove sections of you cabinet backboard if there's not enough clearance.
Took me 3 hours to fit as a general DIYer.
All comments (40)
£5 P&P
Not available for in store collection
'Pull out taps must not be directly connected to drinking water supplies without appropriate backflow protection. Please consult your plumber or local water supplier for advice on your specific system. To comply with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Byelaws in Scotland), and to keep your water supply healthy, please be aware that significant alteration of your plumbing system may be required'
Backflow regs...
Just smack it onto your pipe (compression joint) and attach your tap hose to the other end. No read regs but would assume has to be on rigid and not flexi at point of contact.
£5 each and they'll never be used - but b and q have to state it to comply with regs - probably why theyve sold so few as people are put off.
Took a plumber 2.5 hours?? I'll wager he was on an hourly rate... or had some serious messing about to do with the back of a cupboard.
If it took half an hour i'd be shocked and a little upset with myself.
For what its worth... ordered.
Like any kitchen tap, it may be tricky to fit.
All taps with a hose extension MUST have a one-way valve fitted on the hot and cold pipes going into the trap. If you have isolators, just connect the one-way valves to those, then the flexi pipes/tails to them. Easy.
The reason is, just like outdoor taps, if the hose is immersed in water and there is negative pressure (such as a water pipe leak in the street), without the one-way valve, dirty water may be drawn into the system.
All hose taps have longer fittings under the sink, so sometimes you need to awkwardly remove sections of you cabinet backboard if there's not enough clearance.
Took me 3 hours to fit as a general DIYer.