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Kitchen mixer taps
Have been looking for ages for a kitchen mixer tap.
Almost every one which is otherwise acceptable demands a water pressure of 1.0 bar or higher. We'd struggle. Mains cold is fine, but open system HW with, perhaps, a five metre head would struggle. We do have mixers on upstairs and downstairs basins - and they are OK. But I think I remember searching out ones which claimed to work at lower pressures. How bad would it be to use a 1.0 minimum tap? There is a definite pressure (ha ha) to get one that is white. Already cuts down the available products by over 95%. -- Rod |
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