Deva Clifden Chrome Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap with Long Swivel Spout - Curved Lever Handle

WRAS Approved Product

WRAS Approval means that the particular water fitting or product complies with or meets the requirements specified by the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations or Scottish Byelaws.
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KIWA Approved

KIWA is a universally accepted Dutch approval standard at par with German DVGW, Austrian OVGW, Swiss SVGW, and French NF approval systems. The KIWA approval means that the products meet a high-quality standard for portable water and gas-related products.

Low Water Pressure

Water systems operating at a pressure between 0.1 and 0.4 bar are considered low pressure. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.
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High Water Pressure

Water systems operating at 1.0 bar or higher pressure are considered high-pressure systems. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.

Swivel-Spout

The respective apparatus is engineered to move sideways or at certain angles, which helps the spout cover a greater area than would be possible in a fixed position.

Ceramic Disc Cartridge

It has two ceramic discs, one fixed in place and the other moveable with the tap or valve handle. It is the most common technology used in modern tapware as it offers unmatched advantages such as no leaks and drips and saves on water and money.
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Flexible Tail Pipes

Flexible Tails, or "Flexi" Tails, are one of the easiest methods to connect the plumbing pipework to the tap fitting. Mixers generally have two tails, one for the hot water supply and the other for the cold. These tailpipes consist of rubber inside a braided metal and come in many sizes.

Flow Straightener

A flow straightener, also called Honeycomb, is a fitting which directs the flow of water from the outlet in a way as to straighten the stream. They are generally not flow-regulated and differ in design from the pressure-compensating aerator.