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What Tap do I have ?

What Tap do I have ?

To find out what tap model you have,

• You might still have the original installation guide to give you clues.
• look for any identifying marks or labels on the tap itself. Sometimes the Brand is stamped on the base (front OR back – so don’t forget to check behind your tap..if an awkward spot to access, try take a picture with a camera to then read) or something might be stamped on a handle.  There might be even some letters and numbers stamped on them which you could then use to search online.  [remember that your exact numbers might not come up but might still give you a clue as to the brand of your Tap]
• You might still have the original installation guide to give you clues.
• You could take a picture of your Tap and send it to your Kitchen Designer / Fitter or Plumber (whoever installed) and they might be able to advise you of the model or where they bought it.

We can help ! As we are experts in selling Kitchen Taps and Genuine Tap Parts for over 40 years

If you cannot find any identifying marks on the tap, you can try searching for the brand and model online by picture but that can be very time consuming.

The quickest way is to contact us with some details as we are experts in this area.

Remember, you can contact us at any time using email or the Contact Button on the bottom left hand side on this page.  If you are unsure please email any pictures you have e.g Tap picture, together with any other relevant information e.g approx when you got your Tap (there are some  Kitchen Taps that were modified during the years of production and parts might have changed or you might need a valve with a larger seal and we can advise you on all of this. 

If you also want to include what is actually wrong with your tap we can then send you a link to the Genuine Spare Part that you need to fix your Tap including DIY Guides.

We always recommend replacing a part with the Genuine Spare Part rather than a cheaper compatible Part, and here is why.