Swedia Klaas - Stainless Steel Kitchen Mixer Tap - Brushed - Without Pull-Out

Minimalist Goose Neck Kitchen Tap - without Pull Out

The Klaas Kitchen Mixer exudes simplicity with its flawless minimalistic design. The perfect goose-neck design and classic pencil handle make this a timeless piece for any kitchen. Only the best ceramic cartridges, flexible hoses, and aerators from around the world are assembled together to provide an easy temperature and water flow transition, and uniform water stream even in high and irregular water pressure situations often found in Australia.

Specifications

• Watermark Approved: certified under AS/NZS 3718
• WELS Rated: 6 Star, 4.5 litres per minute flow restrictor installed in accordance with AS/NZS 6400
• WELS Registration: T29001
• Height: 406mm
• Depth: 183mm
• Faucet Body: Sanitary grade stainless steel
• Finish: Brushed
• Mixer Lever Position: Mounted left, right or side
• Spout: Goose neck without pull-out hose
• Nozzle: Neoperl aerator on flexible hose
• Input Hoses: CW602N brass input hoses-less than 0.25% lead (standard 1/2 inch BSP)
• Cartridge: 35mm ceramic cartridge
• Bench/Sink Hole: 32 mm threaded collar to fit standard 35mm diameter hole
• Manufacturer Warranty: 15 years on faucet, 4 years on replacement ceramic cartridge, 1 year on spare parts

Economical yet Luxurious Kitchen Mixer Tap

• ELEGANT AND DURABLE - Made of sanitary grade stainless steel construction with brushed finish (lead-free* and is the most sanitary tap body)
• FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT - With swiveling European goose-neck design to assist you in directing the water flow to where you need it
• MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE - Highest quality ceramic cartridge technology for reliable operation and uniform temperature and water-flow transition
• RELIABLE - Built with superior durable low-lead brass inlet hoses and Swiss Neoperl aerator for energy-saving and steady pressure
• COMPLIANT - Full compliance with Australia's Watermark and WELS standards and requirements

*Swedia stainless steel taps contain a weighted average lead content of not more than 0.25%, which is the standard lead content set by the Australian Building Codes Board for plumbing products intended for use in contact with drinking water.