Bridge Style Kitchen Sink Mixer Brass Swivel Spout 360 Degree Rotation Twin Handle

The bridge mixer is the format that suits farmhouse and apron front sinks, because the two legs sit clear of the sink rim and the spout arches high enough to fill a tall pot. This model uses brass legs and a brass bridge bar with twin ceramic handles, giving separate hot and cold control that many buyers still prefer in a kitchen where a single lever can be knocked by a pan.

The spout swivels through 360 degrees on a double O ring seal and reaches 250 mm, so it serves both bowls of a double sink or swings clear when the sink is being loaded. A high arc of 300 mm provides clearance for stock pots, and the aerator can be swapped for a hose nipple to fill buckets without splashing. Both legs use G1/2 inch inlets with brass tails, and the base plates cover the deck holes so no silicone ring is needed for a clean finish.

• Bridge format for apron sinks: Twin legs stand clear of farmhouse and apron front sink rims, so the mixer can be fitted without interfering with the sink edge.
• 360 degree swivel spout: The spout turns freely on a double O ring seal, letting one mixer serve two bowls or swing out of the way when loading.
• 300 mm high arc: A high arch gives clearance for stock pots, kettles and tall containers without tilting them under a low spout.
• Twin ceramic handles: Separate hot and cold handles use ceramic headwork rated for 500,000 cycles and can each be serviced independently.
• Brass construction: Legs, bridge and spout are all brass, and the base plates are pressed brass rather than plated steel, avoiding rust rings on the deck.
• Aerator or hose nipple: The M24 aerator can be replaced with a hose nipple for bucket filling, a detail that matters in commercial and utility kitchens.

The mixer is aimed at residential kitchens with apron front or double bowl sinks, holiday cottages, guest house kitchens and light commercial food preparation areas where separate hot and cold control is preferred. The high arc also makes it practical for filling large pots and for washing bulky items such as oven trays.

Options include a matching brass side spray, a soap dispenser that matches the finish, and alternative finishes in matte black and brushed nickel. Deck hole centres can be adjusted for non standard sink drilling on orders above 200 pieces.

The mixer is disassembled into legs, bridge and spout, each wrapped in a cloth sleeve and set in a moulded EPE tray so the chrome cannot rub in transit. The base plates, tails and aerator key are in a small parts bag, and six sets go into a master carton weighing about 16 kg.

Every mixer is assembled and pressure tested at 1.6 MPa, and the swivel joint is cycled two hundred times to check for stiffness or leakage. Chrome plating is inspected for pinholes and edge coverage before the parts are packed.