How long are taps guaranteed for?

a five year
All working parts, valves, decorative surface finishes and O-rings have a five year warranty from date or purchase. This is provided that the tap as been used for normal domestic purposes in the UK and that the care, installation and maintenance instructions have been observed.

Are Franke taps reliable?

Franke are a well-known appliance brand and their sinks and taps are particularly high-quality. We love both of these Franke ranges and made sure we stock them for our customers. With plenty of options to choose from, there’s a Franke kitchen tap for any budget and any kitchen.

Are taps guaranteed?

All items supplied by Taps UK have a minimum 6 month guarantee against manufacturing defects, unless stated longer. Firstly, please report the damage or fault by contacting our support centre and submitting a ticket through our online help desk.

How do you tighten bristan taps?

Turn the hexagonal key clockwise until the base is secured. Connect the hot and cold water connections. screws using the tool provided. Thread the hexagonal key through the EasyFit tool and tighten the grub screws with an extra 1/2 turn.

What kind of Franke bridge tap valve do I Need?

Franke Bridge Lever Kitchen Tap Valve is a Quarter turn Tap Valves for Hot Water or Cold Water side of many UK Kitchen Taps and is the current valve. For older Tap models or if your Tap has a white seal, please order 1427R/4276R as the seal is slightly larger than the later 3561R that comes with a blue / red seal.

What is the sp3819 valve on the Franke Zurich tap?

Franke Zurich Tap Valve SP3819 for the Cold Water side or Hot Water side of your Kitchen Tap. The SP3819 valve used in more recent models of the Franke Zurich Tap. The previous Franke Zurich Tap valve is the SP1212 (aka 1212R) and you can find this valve here. The manufacturers changed c

Do you need a hot valve on the right hand side of the tap?

If you need to replace the Valve for the Cold Water Feed (on the right hand side) you will need to order a standard Hot Valve for the right hand side of your tap as you have to turn your lever Clockwise (towards the centre of the Tap) to turn on (open) the Valve i.e. Clockwise, which is a ‘Hot’ Valve.