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What is this tap fitting called?
Annisele
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I need to replace my kitchen tap - ideally with something better quality than the old one (which failed within a few months - the plumber says its cartridge has broken).
I don't know what the fitting is called, which makes it very difficult to search for a replacement. It attaches to the sink with a sort of black horseshoe thing.
Can anybody tell me what I need to search for to get one of those? (Or, even better, recommend a single lever mixer tap that attaches in that way?)
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They come with a new tap.0
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It's a monobloc tap horseshoe clamp/washer which will come with the tap your purchase.
Like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Replacement-Monobloc-Basin-Mixer-Bracket/dp/B09DGKFSSH/ref=pd_lpo_2?pd_rd_i=B09DGKFSSH&psc=11 -
It will come with a new tap but if you really want one https://www.amazon.co.uk/monobloc-tap-fixing-kit/s?k=monobloc+tap+fixing+kit
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Thank you. I definitely want the a new tap - but I wanted to know what they were called so I could search for a tap that came with one.
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