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Taps

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Browse more than 40 tap models, from cloakroom taps to kitchen mixer taps, in finishes ranging from chrome and matt black to brushed copper and brushed steel. The collection starts at around €20 for a simple cloakroom tap and goes up to around €180 for a designer basin mixer tap with PVD finish.

Which tap is right for you?

The majority of the range consists of basin mixer taps (16 models) and cloakroom taps (13 models). For a cloakroom basin, spout height is key: the DutchLine Round has a spout of 189 mm, while the Round XL reaches 300 mm. That difference determines whether the tap works above a tall or shallow cloakroom basin without splashing. With basin mixer taps, pay attention to the handle style: a single-lever mixer tap operates differently from a crosshead model, and square taps from Aloni have different fixing centres from the round models in the DutchLine range.

For the kitchen there are 5 kitchen mixer taps, including the Schwertz & Co Lech in matt black. Always check the connection size of your water supply: most taps in this range use a 1/2 inch connection, while cloakroom taps often use 3/8 inch. Aloni offers 11 models, DutchLine 24, and the own-brand Schwertz & Co 5 models. If you're looking for a wall-mounted basin mixer, there is one model available — so that decision is straightforward.

Installation: check the tap hole spacing before you order

One of the most common mistakes is ordering a tap without measuring the existing tap holes in the basin. A single tap hole is standard, but some basins have two holes at 150 mm or 180 mm centres. A single-lever mixer tap fits only a single hole; for two holes you'll need a crosshead set or a cover plate. Check this before installation — drilling a second hole in ceramic after the fact rarely ends well.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a basin mixer tap and a cloakroom tap?

A cloakroom tap has a narrower spout and is designed for the lower water pressure and reduced flow rate of a cloakroom basin. A basin mixer tap has a higher flow rate and proportions suited to a standard basin. Swap them around and you'll either get splashing or insufficient pressure.

What is a combination tap?

A combination tap blends hot and cold water through a single spout but has separate handles or controls for each supply. The function is the same as a mixer tap, but the operation differs. This range includes both single-lever and multi-lever models.

Are Aloni taps suitable for low water pressure?

Most Aloni taps perform well from around 1 bar dynamic pressure, which is typical in a standard household. If you have a combi boiler or low pressure due to a height difference, check the product page for the minimum inlet pressure. If you're unsure, the showroom in Rotterdam is available by appointment.

Pair your tap with a matching basin, or explore the kitchen mixer taps and kitchen sinks if you're updating your kitchen.

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