Introducing the CLEARWATER – STARK 340 X 400, a sleek and modern take on a quintessential kitchen fixture in British homes. With its state-of-the-art design, quality materials, and functional features, this monobloc mixer tap comes from CLEARWATER, a brand renowned for their stunning KITCHEN & APPLIANCES.
KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Modern & Stylish: Echoing the distinctive modern design of CLEARWATER, the – STARK 340 X 400 is perfect for transitional kitchen spaces. Its L-shaped configuration with rounded edges, coupled with a high-shine chrome finish, imparts a contemporary feel to your kitchen decor.
- Durable Material: Constructed from top-quality metal, this kitchen tap excels in durability. Its rugged build ensures this fixture will stand up to the frequent usage and cleaning in any busy British kitchen.
- Swivel-ability: The clear standout feature is its 360-degree swivel functionality. With it, you can effortlessly direct water flow to any part of the sink – a practical feature that many modern British households desire.
- User-Friendly: The dual lever design gives you precise control over water temperature and pressure, while the non-pull out function provides a steady flow of water.
- Low Pressure Requirement: It’s perfect for homes with low water pressure. Requiring just 0.1 – 0.49 bar pressure, – STARK 340 X 400 ensures a constant flow.
SPECIFICATIONS
The – STARK 340 X 400 stands tall with a body measurement of 372 mm. The base to spout dimension is 249 mm, and the centre of inlet to centre of outlet measures at 240 mm. Rated for low pressure (0.1 – 0.49 bar), this monobloc mixer tap requires a minimum bar pressure of 0.3 to function efficiently.
Offering a stylishly modern design, practical functionality, and top-quality construction, the CLEARWATER – STARK 340 X 400 is an excellent addition to any British kitchen and aspirational for many who are stepping up their culinary endeavours. Make it yours today—and elevate your kitchen with a fixture crafted from a perfect fusion of elegance and fine utility.
