GROHE QUICKFIX Start - Kitchen Sink Pull-Out Dual Spray Tap Single-Lever Mixer (Low Spout with 90° Swivel Area, 1 Hole Easy Install with QuickMount, Tails 3/8 Inch, Min. 1.0 bar), Supersteel, 30531DC1

Just what we were looking for. Great mixer/spray tap. Good price. Plain and simple design. Good pull out length. Manual variable spray using tap lever. Very much like that the bottom of the tap sits directly onto the basin without any ridges. Remember to purchase 2 adaptors. Because of other reviewers' opinions about fitting, ours was very easily done by our plumber. This is our third replacement mixer in 17 years, but I would say although early days, we are very pleased with it.

1. Tap spray attachment is plastic which is rather disappointing as tap is strong material and heavy.2. Tap looks good and works well.3. Shame that description did not advise to purchase 2 adaptors.4. Tap not easy to install especially when connecting spray attachment which is fiddly. Best to have a plumber to fit tap.

Tap is excellent. Hope the plastic spout stays looking like metal.I think it’s excellent due to plastic end / half as lightweight a metal one could whack the pot basin and crack it. Happy so far!Plumber moaned and replaced swivel blue piece inside! Or underneath rather!

This replaced a Blanco tap that I had had in my kitchen for 20 years. At first I thought I would miss the old Blanco but this soon revealed itself to be as good, and now I think I much prefer it. I now only have Grohe fittings throughout the house.

Many years ago I bought similar tap from Grohe for my then new kitchen. A new kitchen so wanted a similar tap. I like that it has a spray button and I can pull out the hose to fill buckets etc. And doesn't stand tall like other taps with these features. Love it.

The instructions are an absolute joke, the 'Quickfix' coupling doesn't work, it keeps slackening off, you can't tighten it. There's a brass ring, metal washer, and 2 screws in the box, with absolutely no instructions as to what they're for. I googled the fitting issue and found the answer on the B&Q forum. The brass ring gets the 2 screw fitted, then you put the metal ring, followed by the brass ring, with the 2 screws fitted flush with the heads pointing down, over all the hoses and screw this up the 4" thread, followed by the useless Quickfix union fitted upside down, this allows the hex head, to turn the brass ring by catching the 2 screws and therefor tightening the tap to the sink. What an unbelievable palaver. Plus the pull out rinsing part of the tap is made out of plastic. There's a 5 year guarantee on the tap, which time will tell if it's needed. Poor show from Grohe.

Didn't want to tall tap and this one is just right

The quick connector does not tighten at all, at the point it should it just releases, they do however give you a traditional brass ring with tightening screw assembly so they must know they don't always work!The tap connector end female is for 3/8 isolator connection, in the UK the standard is 1/2 so it WILL NOT be a straight swap!They even show in the manual GB 1/2" so I can only guess amazon is selling the EU version NOT the GB market version!Other than that the tap seems smooth but now need a reducer for the tails to even check!