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HOMELODY under-window kitchen mixer with pull-out spray, 60.5 mm folded vs CECIPA folding under-window kitchen mixer, 7 cm folded, folds 180°

How little clearance do you actually have?

A folding tap is bought for one number: how low it lies when the window has to close. These are the two in this catalogue that publish it, and they publish the fitting sizes as well.

HOMELODY stainless steel under-window kitchen mixer with a pull-out spray

HOMELODY under-window kitchen mixer with pull-out spray, 60.5 mm folded

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≈ 75 €

CECIPA black folding under-window kitchen mixer in 304 stainless steel

CECIPA folding under-window kitchen mixer, 7 cm folded, folds 180°

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≈ £63 / 53 €

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Compared on under-window kitchen mixer with pull-out spray, 60.5 mm folded folding under-window kitchen mixer, 7 cm folded, folds 180°
Folded height 60.5 mm 7 cm
Fold direction Forward, for a window that opens inwards Forwards and backwards through 180°
Tap hole diameter 34 to 46 mm 35 to 38 mm
Worktop thickness Up to 40 mm 1 to 38 mm
Pull-out spray Yes, with two jets at a button No — two modes by turning the nozzle
Body material Stainless steel 304 stainless steel, brushed
Aerator Not stated as removable Removable ABS aerator — stated
Low-pressure heater compatibility High pressure only — stated High pressure only, and stated NOT to fit a three-connection boiler

A tick marks the better answer on that line only. Counting ticks does not decide the page — the two verdicts below do, because these products answer different questions.

Which one, for whom

Buy the HOMELODY under-window kitchen mixer with pull-out spray, 60.5 mm folded

Take the HOMELODY when the sill is tight. 60.5 mm is the lowest folded height in this catalogue, the 34 to 46 mm bore covers almost any existing deck, and it is the only folding tap here with a pull-out spray.

Buy the CECIPA folding under-window kitchen mixer, 7 cm folded, folds 180°

Take the CECIPA for the sentence no other listing in this hub writes: it states outright that it is a two-connection high-pressure tap and will not fit an open low-pressure heater. It also folds both ways through 180°, and its aerator lifts out.

Questions people actually ask

How do I measure my clearance?

From the top of your sink deck to the underside of the window, with the window closed. Then add a finger of margin. If the gap is under 70 mm, the 60.5 mm tap is the one that passes and the 7 cm one does not.

How do I know if I have a low-pressure heater?

Look under the sink at the existing tap. Three tails means an open, vented heater and you need a low-pressure tap with three connections. Both of these are two-connection high-pressure taps, and one of them says so in plain words.

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