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

A folding mixer that publishes a folded height, a fold angle, a tap hole range, a worktop range and — rare and important — that it will not work on a low-pressure open heater.

The bottom line The most completely specified folding tap here for fitting, and the only listing in the hub that tells you outright which supply it cannot be used on.

What you are getting

A 304 stainless folding kitchen mixer in black, 7 cm high folded, folding through 180° forwards and backwards, swivelling through 360°, with a removable ABS aerator, a ceramic valve core, two 50 cm G3/8 hoses, a 35 to 38 mm deck bore and a worktop range of 1 to 38 mm.

The sentence worth the whole listing

The maker states that this is a high-pressure tap with two connections, and that a boiler — an open, vented heater — needs a low-pressure tap with three connections, which this is not.

That is the one genuine incompatibility on this shelf, stated by the maker rather than discovered on installation day. Look under your sink: three tails on the existing tap means an open heater, and this tap is the wrong one.

The fitting figures

7 cm folded, against the gap between your sill and your deck. 35 to 38 mm bore. 1 to 38 mm worktop — a range rather than a ceiling, which is more information than most.

The claim to discount

“30 % water saving” on the aerator. No flow figure, no reference pressure, no statement of what the comparison is against.

The one ergonomic caveat

The jet is changed by turning the nozzle rather than pressing a button. It works; it is fiddlier with a wet hand and a pan in the other.

Availability

On sale from 53 € to 75 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.

Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • States a 7 cm folded height and a 180° fold, so both the clearance and the movement are known
  • States explicitly that it is a high-pressure tap with two connections and will NOT fit an open low-pressure heater
  • A removable ABS aerator and a ceramic valve core, both named, with two 50 cm G3/8 hoses supplied

Compromises

  • The "30 % water saving" claim carries no litres-per-minute figure and no reference pressure
  • No upright height and no spout reach published
  • The mode switch is a twist of the nozzle rather than a button, which is fiddlier with wet hands

Specifications

Folded height7 cm — stated
Upright heightNot stated by the maker
Fold directionFolds forwards and backwards through 180° — stated
Spout reachNot stated by the maker
Hinge and waterwayNot stated by the maker
Tap hole diameter35 to 38 mm, for a worktop of 1 to 38 mm — stated
Amazon referenceB08H569NX5 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN6979430721660

Questions people actually ask

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

An open, vented water heater under the sink needs a tap with three connections, and it is usually obvious: the existing tap has three tails rather than two. This tap has two, and the maker states plainly that it will not do the job — which is the most useful sentence on the listing.

Is the 30 % water saving real?

It is a claim without a reference: no litres-per-minute figure, no pressure it was measured at, and no statement of what the comparison is against. Reported here as a claim, not repeated as a fact.