Abode Kitchen taps are made using the very finest traditions of quality in manufacturing. Abode kitchen taps combine a subtle blend of space age technology and traditional craftsmanship to create a final product which benefits from the best of both worlds.

Abode Kitchen Taps

Abode Kitchen taps are available in a wide range of styles and we offer them at the lowest UK prices. As it evolves from raw material to luxury kitchen accessory, no effort is spared giving the taps the closest attention.

When a customer uses their Abode kitchen taps for the first time they would perhaps be surprised at the complexity of the manufacturing process. Abode kitchen taps start out as moulten brass poured into a die or mould. Within seconds the brass cools forming the desired outer shape and integral waterway. Although Abode kitchen taps has made a huge investment in the most modern computer-controlled manufacturing process, it is the finishing stages where the deft hand of craftsmanship plays an equally important role. Every Abode kitchen taps component is hand polished to ensure the highest degree of surface finish. Together with the most acute level of attention to detail that goes into the hand polishing they have a plating production line where quality control staff check every product before it reaches the production line. Abode kitchen taps have an extensive range spanning every taste from the traditional to the contemporary with finishes to complement. These include chrome, satin chrome, stainless steel and antique gold.

ABODE KITCHEN TAPS TAKING STEPS TO KEEP WATER LEAD-FREE.

The range of Abode kitchen taps and other relevant products conform to the world's most stringent standards of drinking water

safety. Lead is a component part of brass production and Abode has taken an important first step by using only low lead brasses. By the end of the Abode production process lead has all but been eliminated from its products.

Abode kitchen taps products used for drinking water, including sink mixers and basin mixers, comply with the new US standards. Lead is used extensively in the production of brass and assists with its ability as a material to be forged and machined. But this poses a health hazard when the lead content leaks into the water contained within or passing through the mixer. The sources of lead in drinking water normally result from corrosion of materials containing lead in contact with the water. The amount of lead depends on several factors, including the amount and age of lead-bearing materials susceptible to corrosion, the way they were manufactured, how long the water is in contact and how corrosive the water is to those materials. Abode kitchen taps by tackling the problem head-on, is now proud to be at the leading edge of water technology.