A classic swan-neck mixer from the Radstone collection, in polished chrome. The curved spout is a shape that has never dated, so it sits just as co...
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The right-angled Radstone in polished chrome. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line that suits a contemporary kitchen, and at 330mm ta...
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The dual-lever swan neck from the Radstone collection, in polished chrome. Separate hot and cold handles give you finer control than a single lever...
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The right-angled Radstone with two handles, in polished chrome. The squared spout gives a clean architectural line for a contemporary kitchen, and ...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed nickel. The curved spout is a shape that spans changing trends, and the warmer, softer tone of nickel works well ...
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The Radstone swan neck with two handles, in brushed nickel. Separate hot and cold levers give finer control than a single lever, and the traditiona...
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The right-angled Radstone in brushed nickel. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line, and the warmer tone of nickel softens it against w...
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The right-angled Radstone with two handles, in brushed nickel. The squared spout suits a contemporary kitchen, and the brushed finish keeps waterma...
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The pull-out Radstone in brushed stainless steel. The spout head detaches on a hose — the single most useful thing a kitchen tap can do, whether th...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed stainless steel, with two handles. It matches a stainless sink exactly and sits quietly in almost any kitchen, an...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed stainless steel. The most versatile finish in the range — it matches a stainless sink exactly and sits quietly in...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed gunmetal — the rarest finish in the range and the one that gets noticed. Darker and warmer than steel, softer tha...
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The right-angled Radstone in brushed brass. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line and the warm brass tone stops it feeling clinical — ...
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The Radstone swan neck in matt black. The curved spout is a shape that never dates; the finish is what makes it a statement. Matt black pairs well ...
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The right-angled Radstone in matt black — the most graphic tap in the range. The squared spout and the light-absorbing finish together give a stron...
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The Radstone swan neck in matt black, with two handles. The curved spout is a shape that never dates; the matt black finish is what makes it a stat...
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The right-angled Radstone in matt black with two handles — the most graphic tap in the range. The squared spout and the light-absorbing finish give...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed brass. Brass is the warmest finish in the range and the one that reads as a deliberate choice — it works beautifu...
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The Radstone swan neck in brushed brass, with two handles. Brass is the warmest finish in the range — it works beautifully against deep green, navy...
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The right-angled Radstone in brushed brass with two handles. The squared spout gives a sharp architectural line and the warm brass tone stops it fe...
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The pull-out Radstone in brushed brass. The spout head detaches on a hose, which is the single most useful thing a kitchen tap can do — rinsing a r...
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Radstone is the widest single tap range we stock — twenty-one taps built on two body shapes and offered in six finishes, so you can pick the look first and the mechanics second. Every one is a solid brass body with a ceramic disc cartridge, a quarter-turn action, a swivel spout and a replaceable Neoperl honeycomb aerator, backed by a 5 year manufacturer's guarantee.
These are Howdens trade products. Without a trade account you cannot buy them direct, which is why you will not find them on the high street.
Swan neck — the tall curved spout, 386mm high with a 222mm reach. Plenty of clearance for filling a stockpot or a watering can. The classic shape, and the one that suits a traditional or country kitchen.
Right angled — a squared architectural profile at 330mm high with a 205mm reach. Choose this one if you have a window sill, blind or wall cupboard close above the sink, where a swan neck would foul on opening.
Pull out — the spout head detaches on a hose. The most useful feature a kitchen tap can have if you regularly rinse roasting tins, fill buckets on the floor or wash down a large bowl. Available in brushed brass and brushed stainless steel.
This is the one thing worth two minutes of your time, because it is the commonest reason a tap gets sent back. If you have a combi boiler or a mains-pressure unvented cylinder, anything in this range will work. If you have a gravity-fed system — a cold tank in the loft and a hot cylinder in the airing cupboard — you need one of the low pressure models below.
| Model type | Minimum pressure | Gravity fed? |
|---|---|---|
| Dual lever, all finishes | 0.2 bar | Yes |
| Single lever, chrome / nickel / black / brass | 0.5 bar | No |
| Single lever, stainless steel (TAP6120) | 0.75 bar | No |
| Pull out, brushed brass (TAP3429) | 0.5 bar | No |
| Pull out, stainless steel (TAP6122) | 1.0 bar | No |
If you are not sure what system you have, call us on 0333 050 3487 or email info@welovekitchens.co.uk and we will talk it through before you buy.
Polished chrome — bright and reflective, the safe default, and the cheapest way into the range.
Brushed nickel — warmer and softer than chrome, and it hides watermarks and fingerprints. A good choice against painted or timber cabinetry.
Brushed stainless steel — matches a stainless sink exactly and sits quietly in almost any kitchen. The tallest taps in the range at 399–409mm.
Matt black — absorbs light for a strong graphic silhouette. Pairs with a black composite sink and dark handles.
Brushed brass — the warmest tone here, and the one that makes the tap a feature. Works beautifully against deep green, navy and natural wood.
Brushed gunmetal — the rarest finish in the range. Darker and warmer than steel, softer than matt black, and particularly good with pale stone worktops.
All Radstone taps are surface mounted with flexi tails and a ½" BSP female connection, and come with fixings and instructions. Most take a worktop up to 50mm thick — the one exception is TAP6121, which is limited to 40mm, so check that against a thick worktop.
Delivery is £9.99 on every tap in this range, and orders are delivered within 5 working days of receipt.