Quadri Leicester Kitchen Faucet PVD Copper 3-way with an extra connection for filtered water 1208967670

Quadri Leichester Kitchen Mixer TapPVD Copper 3-way with an extra connection for filtered water 1208967670

Features:

• Single-lever Kitchen Mixer Tap: For easy and smooth operation.
• Color: Stylish PVD Copper for a modern look.
• Material: High-quality stainless steel (RVS), durable and easy to maintain.
• Ceramic Interior: For reliable and leak-free operation.
• Swivel Spout: Provides extra flexibility during use.
• Tap Hole: Requires a tap hole of 35 mm.
• Warranty: 2-year warranty.
• Includes: 2x connection hoses 3/8", each with a length of 400 mm; 1x filter connection hose, 20 cm long.

Dimensions:

• Spout Length: 210 mm, for optimal reach.
• Height: 350 mm, suitable for various kitchens.
• Countertop Thickness: Suitable for countertops with a maximum thickness of 35 mm.

Functionality and Design:

The product has an additional attractive feature: the ability to connect to a filter. Thanks to a small lever, we have access to crystal-clear water in our kitchen, without needing to install an extra spout on the countertop. The Quadri Leichester Kitchen Mixer Tap combines stylish design with practical functionality. The swivel spout provides extra convenience, while the copper color adds a modern and elegant touch to your kitchen.

✅ Daily Wipe-Down: Dry with a soft cloth after every use. Coloured finishes show water marks easily

✅ Regular Cleaning: Clean with mild dish soap and warm water on a soft microfibre cloth 

✅ Light Buildup: Use a 75/25 lemon juice and water solution, buff gently, rinse immediately

✅ Preserve the Finish: Regular light cleaning prevents the only real enemy: hard water mineral buildup

❗ Abrasive Tools: Avoid scouring pads, steel wool, rough sponges, and abrasive powders

❗ Harsh Chemicals: Don't use bleach, ammonia, acidic cleaners, or aggressive descalers

❗ Soaking: Never let any cleaning solution sit on the finish. Apply, wipe, rinse, done

 ❗ Metal-on-Metal Contact: Don't bang pots or utensils against the tap. Sharp impacts can chip the coating

Stainless steel kitchen taps are a popular choice in many households and commercial kitchens because of their durability and sleek, modern look. However, they have both advantages and disadvantages.

Advantages of stainless steel kitchen taps:

1. Durability: Stainless steel taps are known for their robustness and longevity. They are resistant to corrosion and rust, which means they keep looking good over time.

2. Maintenance: Stainless steel taps are easy to clean and stain-resistant. They are also more resistant to stains and discolouration than many other materials.

3. Aesthetics: Stainless steel taps have a sleek, modern look that suits many different kitchen styles, from industrial to modern and minimalist designs.

4. Hygiene: Stainless steel is a non-porous material, which means that bacteria and viruses do not easily adhere to it.

Disadvantages of stainless steel kitchen taps:

1. Price: While there are variations, stainless steel taps can generally be more expensive than taps made of other materials, such as plastic or certain metals.

2. Water stains: Although stainless steel faucets are resistant to stains and discolouration, they can have water stains and fingerprints that require additional cleaning to make them look shiny and new again.

3. Cold to the touch: Stainless steel tends to feel cold to the touch, which can be uncomfortable for some people, especially in colder climates or during the winter months.

It is important to consider these pros and cons before choosing a stainless steel kitchen tap. This decision should also take into account the style of your kitchen, your budget and your personal preferences.

PVD stands for Physical Vapour Deposition and this results in a coating that is much stronger than galvanised chrome, for example, and yet shines just as beautifully. Another not insignificant advantage of PVD coatings is that they are relatively environmentally friendly. To apply the coating, a liquid metal is vaporised in a vacuum environment. This means that the process requires less high temperatures. The vaporised metal is then applied to the product in one or more layers. These layers are wafer-thin so that the design of the product is not affected by the top layer.

PVD coatings are not only applied to taps, but to all kinds of metal objects that are used intensively and still require a beautiful colour. Think, for example, of cutlery, door fittings and even watches.

Advantages of PVD:

• solid coating;
• resistant to most cleaning agents;
• does not oxidise;
• shiny, wafer-thin top layer;
• scratch-resistant;
• environmentally friendly.

Disadvantages of PVD:

• it is a bit more expensive;
• the colour options are (for the time being) somewhat more limited.