The only pull-out in this hub that publishes an outlet height, an overall height, a pull-out length and a flow figure — four numbers where the shelf usually offers a photograph.
The bottom line The best-documented pull-out in the hub, and the only one whose height can be checked against a windowsill before ordering. Its flow figure is published in the wrong units for Europe and without a pressure.
What you are getting
A stainless steel single-lever kitchen mixer, 38.5 cm tall overall with an 18 cm outlet height, whose spray pulls out to 45 cm and offers two modes with a pause button. The maker states a flow of 1.5 gpm.
Four published numbers, which is exceptional here
18 cm outlet height and 38.5 cm overall. The first decides whether a stockpot fits under the spout; the second decides whether the tap clears a windowsill or a wall unit. Both are the measurements that get a tap returned, and almost nothing on this shelf publishes either.
45 cm of pull-out. Enough for both halves of a double bowl and a pan on the worktop; not enough for a bucket on the floor.
1.5 gpm. A flow figure, which is rare — published in US gallons per minute, about 5.7 litres per minute, and with no reference pressure. Reported as stated.
The declaration that matters
High pressure. Fitting a high-pressure tap to a vented low-pressure heater is one of the few genuine incompatibilities in this catalogue, and this listing says which side it is on.
Before ordering
Open the cupboard under your sink. A pull-out retracts by a counterweight travelling down the hose, and what stops it is usually a shelf, a bin or a filter housing rather than the tap.
Availability
On sale from 40 € to 41 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Not found on the American and British Amazon stores, 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
Publishes an outlet height, an overall height and a 45 cm pull-out — the only tap in this hub to give all three
States a flow of 1.5 gpm (about 5.7 litres per minute), which almost no kitchen tap here does at any price
Names lead-free, nickel-free stainless steel, and states a pause button on the spray head
Compromises
The flow is published in US gallons per minute and without a reference pressure
No spout reach, so how far into a double bowl the stream lands is unknown
Described as high pressure, which means it is not intended for a low-pressure vented supply
Specifications
Hose length
The spray pulls out to 45 cm — stated; the hose length itself is not given
Spray modes
Two — stream and spray, with a pause button, stated
Swivel range
360° at the spray head — stated
Spout height
18 cm outlet height, on a 38.5 cm overall height — both stated
Spout reach
Not stated by the maker
Tap hole diameter
Not stated by the maker — 35 mm is the near-universal single-hole standard
Cartridge
Not stated by the maker — the tap is a single lever, but the valve is not named
Amazon reference
B0B3D8CKNR (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0860008793201
Questions people actually ask
What does "high pressure" mean on a kitchen tap?
It means the tap is built for a pressurised supply, which is what most modern installations have. A low-pressure — vented — supply, typically an open water heater under the sink, needs a tap specifically sold for it, and the two are not interchangeable.
Is 45 cm of pull-out enough?
It covers both halves of a normal double bowl and reaches a pan sitting on the worktop beside the sink. It does not reach a bucket on the floor, which needs closer to a metre of travel.
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A high-pressure kitchen mixer whose spray switches on a rocker and whose aerator lifts out for descaling — a listing about the parts you touch, and silent on every dimension.
Best for: A mains-pressure kitchen where a pull-out spray is wanted at the entry price, and where nothing overhead constrains the height.
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 304 stainless · 40 cm pull-out · ceramic cartridge · hole Ø33–38 mm · worktop to 40 mm · 3/8 in
The pull-out that answers the fitting questions: a tap hole range, a worktop thickness limit, a connection thread and a named cartridge — everything except a height.
Best for: A single-hole sink of known bore, on a worktop of known thickness, where the fitting has to be right first time.
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 240 mm outlet height · 230 mm clearance (ComfortZone 240) · 110°/150° swivel · 35 mm hole · G3/8 DN15
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Best for: A kitchen where the tap must be specified before it is bought — a known 35 mm deck, a wall or hob close by, and possibly an instantaneous heater.
