INTERIORS
Simple, sleek and elegant, boiling water taps contribute a refined silhouette to any kitchen. The perfect accompaniment for modern and traditional spaces alike, there are a variety of styles, finishes and accessories to suit every kitchen. Be it classic chrome or nickel to a more contemporary brushed gold or matt black, these taps have come a long way in terms of their design over the years. Removing the need for wires or chunky charging bases, worktops can remain clutter-free. From pull-out hoses and twin taps to adjustable heights and matching soap dispensers, they can be a design statement as well as an invaluable appliance to enhance everyday routines for the whole household.
you dispense water, you use the exact amount of water you need, unlike a kettle whereby more water is boiled than needed, or how often is a kettle re-boiled because the water has cooled down, wasting yet more energy. Boiling water taps have tanks which store water at high temperatures under pressure. This
technology keeps the water hot without needing to use much energy at all. Think of it as an electrically powered flask, from which no energy can escape. But it is not just the technical benefits
that are persuading many to invest in a boiling water tap. The design and space- saving advantages are also impressive.
The kitchen has always traditionally been the heart of the home. As lots of us now work from home, the kitchen is once again in the spotlight, becoming a multi-functional space; playing the role of kitchen, living room and home office, often at the same time. They are not inexpensive, but boiling water taps play a key role in this evolving space. Saving you time, money and water, and providing convenience, safety and environmental benefits, they are a compelling option.
Stephen Johnson is managing director at Quooker UK
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www.sbhonline.co.uk
issue 01 2021
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