Spring-Loaded Kitchen Mixer Tap | Pull-Out Spray | Polished Chrome

A 66 cm tall spring-loaded kitchen mixer with pull-out spray — the commercial-style fixture sized for serious home kitchens and light commercial use. Tall enough to fill stockpots and tall jugs at the spout without lifting the vessel over the sink rim, with a pull-out spray head for cleaning and rinsing.

What 66 cm of Height Buys You

A standard residential kitchen mixer sits at around 30–40 cm overall height. That's fine for everyday glasses and small pots; it's not fine for filling a 6 L stockpot, a 20 L canning pot, a tall water jug, or anything else that won't fit upright under a normal spout.

At 66 cm to the top of the spring coil, this tap clears almost any vessel you'd realistically fill at a kitchen sink. The pull-out spray adds a second handling option — pull the head out for rinsing produce, washing the sink itself, or cleaning utensils that won't fit under the static spout.

For a residential kitchen, that's overkill until you actually need it. For commercial kitchens, hospitality, light food prep, or any kitchen that handles real cooking volume, 66 cm is the right size and anything shorter compromises the daily workflow.

Build

• Height: 66 cm overall — clears tall pots and jugs
• Body: solid brass construction
• Finish: polished chrome
• Spring: exposed industrial-style coil delivering smooth, controlled spout movement
• Spray head: pull-out with extended reach
• Swivel: 360°
• Cartridge: single-lever ceramic disc

Australian Compliance

WaterMark certified to AS/NZS 3718. Your licensed plumber can install this on a mains supply line and issue a certificate of compliance.

WELS 5-star rated at 6 L/min under AS/NZS 6400:2016 — strong water-efficiency rating delivered through an efficient aerator that maintains useful flow feel.

Where This Tap Fits

• Home chefs handling large-pot cooking and high-volume food prep
• Commercial kitchens, cafés, restaurants, and food businesses requiring a tap rated for high-use environments
• Larger residential sinks where standard-height taps look undersized
• New builds with double-bowl undermount sinks and ample bench clearance