Perrin & Rowe Etruscan 1420 Filter Tap

Experience the ultimate in kitchen convenience with the Perrin & Rowe Etruscan 1420 Filter Tap in chrome. Handcrafted in Britain from high quality brass, this dual flow sink mixer delivers hot, cold, and filtered drinking water from a single spout. The classic chrome finish adds timeless character to classy kitchens, and its unique Etruscan silhouette brings heritage style to your worktop. The three lever handles with traditional detailing feature cutting-edge technology. Also, its durable ceramic disc valves ensure smooth, drip-free operation with hot, cold, and filtered water at your fingertips.

Envisioned with practical usage in mind, the Etruscan 1420 combines a standard mixer with a separate channel for filtered water and this reduces clutter and the need for a second tap. It is ideal for homeowners who want filtered water on demand. Built to the highest standards and individually water tested, this Perrin & Rowe filtration tap is compatible with most filtration systems. With flexi tails for easy installation and the trusted Perrin & Rowe warranty, the Etruscan 1420 delivers quality with class.

Key Features

• Dual Flow Filtration Tap: Separate channels for hot, cold & filtered drinking water from one spout
• Classic Chrome Finish: Elegant chrome coating complements modern kitchens
• Three Lever Handles: Separate handles for hot, cold, and filtered water to avoid confusions
• Handcrafted in Britain: Made from high-quality solid brass for strength and durability
• Classic Etruscan Design: Heritage silhouette with refined detailing for an elegant look
• Ceramic Disc Valves: Smooth, drip-free operation with precise temperature control
• Filtered Water Ready: Compatible with most under-sink filtration systems for pure tasting water
• Easy Installation: Monobloc design with flexi tails included for quick and simple fitting
• Quality Assured: Each tap is individually water tested and backed by the Perrin & Rowe warranty

*Aged Brass, Polished Brass, Satin Brass and Bronze are described by Perrin and Rowe as living finishes. They are unlacquered and will develop their own patina as they are used and react with their environment. The Gold finish is a soft finish and should be treated with care. Please see our page on finishes for more information.