A brass folding mixer that publishes its fold angle and names its cartridge, with one height figure the maker labels ambiguously enough that this page will not resolve it.
The bottom line A well-made folding tap held back by one ambiguous line. If your sill is tight, this is not the listing to gamble on.
What you are getting
A brass folding kitchen mixer in black, folding down through 90°, swivelling through 360°, with a ceramic disc cartridge.
The line this page will not interpret
The maker publishes 75 mm and calls it the “fixed height”. That could be the height of the folded body — the figure that decides whether your window shuts — or the height of the fixed base below the hinge. They are different numbers with the same digits.
Reading it as folded clearance would be a guess made on your behalf about the only measurement that matters here. So it is reported exactly as published, and left open.
What is unambiguous
A 90° fold.A brass body.A ceramic disc cartridge. On a folding tap the brass matters more than usual: the hinge is a moving joint that carries water and takes a daily push.
If your sill is tight
Buy from the taps in this hub that publish a folded height plainly. This one is a good tap with a sentence that cannot be relied on.
Availability
On sale from 130 € to 136 € 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.
Listed but with no offer on the American Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.
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 90° fold, so the movement is known even where the clearance is not
Names brass as the body material, which is what holds a hinge and a thread
A ceramic disc cartridge stated, with a 360° swivel for a double bowl
Compromises
The one published height is labelled "fixed height", which does not say whether it is the folded body or the base
No upright height and no spout reach
Nothing said about the hoses supplied, so their length is unknown before opening the box
Specifications
Folded height
75 mm, published by the maker as the "fixed height" without saying whether that is the folded body or the base
Upright height
Not stated by the maker
Fold direction
Folds down through 90° — stated
Spout reach
Not stated by the maker
Hinge and waterway
Not stated by the maker
Tap hole diameter
Not stated by the maker — 35 mm is the near-universal single-hole standard
Amazon reference
B0C2PL1GDP (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
9967380785013
Questions people actually ask
Why not just treat 75 mm as the folded height?
Because the maker calls it the "fixed height", and that is not the same statement. Reading it as folded clearance would be this site guessing on your behalf about the one measurement that decides whether the window shuts. Ask the seller, or buy a tap that says so plainly.
Does a brass body matter on a folding tap?
More than elsewhere. The hinge is a moving joint carrying water and taking a daily push; brass takes threads and pivots that a cast zinc alloy does not.
Folding kitchen mixer · 7 cm folded height · folds 180° · 360° swivel · 304 stainless · hole 35–38 mm · worktop 1–38 mm · high pressure, 2 connections
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.
Best for: A mains-pressure kitchen under an inward-opening window, where the deck bore and the worktop thickness are both known.
Folding kitchen mixer · 304 stainless · ceramic disc cartridge · aerator · metal lever · swivels vertically and horizontally
A folding under-window mixer that names its cartridge, its aerator and its metal lever — and publishes not one of the heights the whole family is bought for.
Best for: A window sill whose clearance is generous enough that the folded height was never in doubt.
