Spring-Loaded Kitchen Mixer Tap | Brushed Nickel

A spring-loaded kitchen mixer in brushed nickel — the commercial-style flexible-coil tap form that's become the high-end kitchen choice for owners who want the function of a professional kitchen fixture in a residential finish. The exposed spring is the visual signature; the smooth-movement spout and pull-down spray head are what you actually use.

Why Brushed Nickel

Brushed nickel sits between polished chrome (bright, mirror-like, shows water spots) and matte black (high-contrast, modern, shows fingerprints). The brushed warm-grey tone is forgiving of water spots and fingerprints, complements stainless steel appliances and warm timber benchtops, and reads as a more deliberate design choice than chrome on a contemporary kitchen.

Build

• Body: solid brass construction
• Finish: brushed nickel — warm-grey, water-spot resistant
• Spring: exposed coil spring delivering smooth, controlled movement
• Spout: pull-down with full 360° swivel
• Cartridge: single-lever ceramic disc
• Connection: standard residential cold/hot supply

The spring is the work-anchor for the spout — it holds the pull-down head in any position you draw it to, and recoils smoothly when released. After thousands of cycles, the spring still operates because there's nothing more complex than a steel coil doing the work.

Australian Compliance

WaterMark certified to AS/NZS 3718 (Plumbing fittings — General requirements). Your licensed plumber can install this on a mains supply line and issue a certificate of compliance for the install.

WELS 5-star rated at 6 L/min under AS/NZS 6400:2016 — a stronger water-efficiency rating than the 4-star, 7.5 L/min standard kitchen mixers. The 6 L/min flow is delivered through an efficient aerator that maintains a useful flow feel while reducing actual water consumption by 20% over a 7.5 L/min tap.

Where This Tap Fits

• Higher-end kitchen builds where the brushed nickel tone matches the broader finish palette
• Renovations replacing an aged chrome kitchen mixer with a more deliberate-looking fixture
• New kitchens where WELS 5★ water-efficiency rating is a build requirement or sustainability goal
• Commercial-style residential kitchens where the visual aesthetic of a flexible-coil tap is the design intent