Collection: Kitchen taps without pull-out spouts

The spout is fixed and has no head that detaches from the tap body, unlike pull-out models. It is the most classic, simple kitchen tap design.

In most series the spout is completely rigid, but some models have a flexible spout that moves sideways without separating from the body, or a retractable spout that folds down when not in use.

A flexible spout moves from side to side but never separates from the tap. A pull-out tap has a head that can be fully extended and used like a small shower. A flexible spout offers more convenience than a fixed one without a pull-out tap's moving parts.

With fewer internal mechanisms (no hose or detachable head), it is usually easier to maintain and less prone to faults over time. It also tends to have a cleaner, more minimalist design.

The tap has a standard fixed aerator rather than a swivel aerator that lets you manually angle the water stream. It is simpler and more economical to maintain, with fewer parts that can wear.

Depending on the series: chrome, matt black, matt white, brushed nickel, brushed gold, brushed rose gold and black gun metal. The number of finishes ranges from one to six depending on the model.

The body is made from brass, a corrosion-resistant material suitable for continuous contact with drinking water.

They have ceramic cartridges from Ø25mm to Ø35mm depending on the series. "Cold-start" means the centred lever delivers cold water by default instead of automatically mixing hot water, helping reduce energy consumption.

Generally yes. Its simpler design, without a hose or detachable head, usually makes it the most affordable option in the kitchen tap range.