Methven enters Kitchen Tap market

Designer and manufacturer of premium showers and tapware, Methven, has launched its first ever collection of kitchen sink mixer taps.

The Methven Kitchen range consists of seven new products, including extendable and pull-out options, allowing consumers to personalise their kitchens with a variety of stunning new designs.

The ‘L’ shaped Metro Pull Out Sink Mixer features an extendable hose for better reach and spray flexibility in and around the sink, while its swivel spout also gives smooth 360° control over water flow. Alternatively, the Urban Pull Out Sink Mixer offers a ‘hook’ shaped design with the same functionality. Both are available in a chrome finish.

The final Pull Out option within the collection is the chrome Kaha Pull Out Sink Mixer – an elegant gooseneck design with an extendable hose and swivel spout.

The Gaston Sink Mixer offers the ease and versatility of a pull-out or pull-down spray for greater range of movement, as well as two innovative spray settings – rain spray and aerated flow – and a pause function, making it the ideal solution for cleaning hard to reach areas of the sink or delicate food items. The Gaston is available in chrome, satin chrome or chrome and black. Finally, the Glide Sink Mixer features a swivel spout and easy to use handle, enabling simple movement and offering a functional, contemporary option with a chrome finish.

All products in the Methven Kitchen collection are manufactured from Eco Brass^®, ensuring longer product life and helping maintain water quality. All products also come with a 20-year warranty.

Simon Cornelius, Head of Marketing at Methven UK, said: “As a business, through our Deva brand, we have extensive experience in the kitchen tap market in the UK but we felt the time was right for Methven’s first foray into it. These products capture the essence of the Methven brand, combining functionality and eye-catching designs that will enhance any kitchen space and we’re convinced consumers and designers will feel the same.”