Abode PICO Monobloc Kitchen Tap (CHROME) Reviews

4.7 Rating 23 Reviews

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Stuart Woollard

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“Very easy to control water flow (aerated). Nice looking and neat: a high 'neck' that doesn't come too far over the sink. Also a very good price!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“We are extremely pleased with the abode Pico monobloc kitchen tap. It looks really smart, the handles are easy to use and the swinging goose neck tap is excellent.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Grant Randall

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“One drawback i hadn't thought of is the hot and cold are not separate as in many taps. So if you switch from hot to cold say, the water comes out hot for a while until the tap is full of cold. After 18 months the hot side tap is dripping. Not worked out what to do yet!”

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Posted 7 years ago

Robert Bridgens

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“Very nice tap that is WRAS approved. The team were able to supply as WRAS certificate in the box which helped for a very stubborn plumber. Great service”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Its a great shape and fantastic value.”

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Posted 8 years ago

Jonathan Barrow

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“All as described.”

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Posted 8 years ago

Tony Whitfield

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“This kitchen tap is lightweight and "floppy ". Water flow is quite poor. Although it seems to be made well, it is not.”

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Posted 9 years ago

Dear Tony Whitfield Thanks for the review of the Abode Pico kitchen tap. Due to the height and weight of the tap its always a good idea to fit a tap brace. This is specifically designed to help reduce the amount of movement/floppyness!! You could still fit one now even though the tap has been fitted. Water flow is dependant on your hot water supply. If you have a low pressure system then you must select a low pressure tap, otherwise you will find you suffer from low water flow. Its not the tap that is at faulty, it just the need for a minimum level of pressure!

Posted 9 years ago