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Schütte WINDOW under-window kitchen mixer, folds into the sink review

A folding mixer that lays down into the sink without the water being turned off, from a German maker with a five-year warranty — and the shortest supplied tails in the hub.

The bottom line Bought for the warranty and the service address rather than for its numbers. Measure your tails before your sill — 350 mm is the shortest here.

What you are getting

A chrome folding kitchen mixer that lays down into the sink, swivelling through 360°, with two DVGW-tested 350 mm tails, a central fixing screw and a stated five-year manufacturer warranty.

The detail that decides daily use

No need to turn the water off to fold it. That sounds minor until you have owned a folding tap that needs isolating first — those get folded twice and then left up, and the window stays shut.

What is behind the price

A German manufacturer, forty years in sanitaryware, a named service address for questions and claims, and five years of warranty. That is a different purchase from a specification sheet, and it is a legitimate one.

What to measure

The tails are 350 mm — the shortest supplied pair in this catalogue. From your tap hole down to your isolating valves is the number that decides whether they reach.

And your sill clearance, which this listing will not help with: no folded height is published.

Availability

On sale from 83 € to 110 € 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 that the tap folds without the water needing to be turned off, which is what makes a daily fold bearable
  • Two DVGW-tested tails and a central fixing supplied, with a stated five-year manufacturer warranty
  • A German manufacturer with a named service address and forty years in sanitaryware

Compromises

  • The 350 mm tails are the shortest in this catalogue and will not reach low isolating valves
  • No folded height at all, on a tap whose family exists for that measurement
  • Folding into the sink means the spout lies where the washing-up is

Specifications

Folded heightNot stated by the maker
Upright heightNot stated by the maker
Fold directionFolds down into the sink — stated; the angle is not given
Spout reachNot stated by the maker
Hinge and waterwayNot stated by the maker
Tap hole diameterNot stated by the maker — a central fixing screw is supplied
Amazon referenceB0185QDQY2 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4008431245508

Questions people actually ask

Does the water need turning off to fold it?

No — the maker states that explicitly, and it is the difference between a tap folded every morning and one folded twice. A folding tap that needs isolating first stops being folded.

Are the 350 mm tails long enough?

Measure from your tap hole down to your isolating valves. Behind a shallow sink 350 mm works; under a deep base unit with low valves it does not, and extensions are a second order.