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hansgrohe Focus M41 pull-out kitchen mixer, 240 mm outlet height review

A pull-out that publishes an outlet height, a working clearance, two selectable swivel ranges, a tap hole size and a connection standard — and states that it suits an instantaneous heater.

The bottom line The one pull-out here you can fully specify against your kitchen before ordering. It publishes everything except the length of the hose it is bought for.

What you are getting

A chrome single-lever kitchen mixer with a 240 mm outlet height and 230 mm of clearance to the sink, a pull-out spray with two jets at a button, a swivel selectable at 110° or 150°, G3/8 hoses at DN15 and a required 35 mm tap hole.

Two heights, and they are not the same number

240 mm outlet height is measured from the deck. 230 mm of clearance is the space between the outlet and the sink surface. The first tells you whether the tap fits under a wall unit; the second tells you whether a stockpot fits under the tap. Publishing both is unusual and useful.

The swivel you can limit

110° or 150°, chosen at installation. A tap that swings past its sink drips on the worktop. Setting the stop where the sink ends is a small decision made once.

The compatibility stated

Suitable for an instantaneous water heater, with a 35 mm tap hole and DN15 connections. Between them, those three lines let the whole installation be checked on paper.

The gap

Hose length. On a pull-out, that is the feature’s own measurement, and it is the one thing this otherwise complete listing does not give.

Availability

On sale from 189 € to 261 € 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

  • Publishes the outlet height AND the clearance to the sink, which are two different numbers and both matter
  • A selectable swivel of 110° or 150°, so the tap can be stopped short of a neighbouring wall or hob
  • States 35 mm tap hole, G3/8 hoses at DN15, and suitability for an instantaneous water heater

Compromises

  • No hose length, on a tap bought for its pull-out spray
  • Nothing said about the cartridge in this listing, unusually for the maker
  • The dearest tap in this hub by a clear margin

Specifications

Hose lengthNot stated by the maker
Spray modesTwo — a laminar jet for filling and a spray for rinsing, at a button, stated
Swivel range110° or 150°, selectable at installation — stated
Spout height240 mm outlet height, with 230 mm of clearance to the sink (ComfortZone 240) — both stated
Spout reachNot stated as a figure
Tap hole diameter35 mm required — stated
CartridgeNot stated in this listing
Amazon referenceB00FK3XNW4 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4011097718187

Questions people actually ask

Why would I want to limit the swivel to 110°?

Because a tap that swings all the way round will hit a wall, a window reveal or a hob edge, and will drip on the worktop when it does. Being able to set the stop at installation is a small thing that removes a daily annoyance.

What is QuickClean?

The maker's name for a silicone insert at the outlet: limescale is rubbed off with a finger rather than dissolved with acid. On a kitchen tap in hard water that is the maintenance that actually gets done.