Name: Alveus - Zeos-P Single Lever Tap - Black
Brand: Alveus
SKU: 1140605
Availability: InStock

Description

Alveus kitchen taps are of various shapes and materials that complement the look of the sink into a beautiful unit. With technological development, kitchen taps became user-friendly making daily tasks in the kitchen super easy. The Alveus Monarch Zeos-P Single Lever Tap is a modern-styled tap with a cylindrical tube design. The taps in the Monarch collection have been coated with a layer of Ceramic nitride (PVD treatment), making them more durable and resistant to scratches and scuffs compared to other taps. This beautiful modern and sleek kitchen tap would be perfect for adding the finishing touches to your kitchen, this tap also looks great when paired with a matching sink from the Monarch collection. Available in Anthracite, Bronze, Copper and Gold.

Dimensions

Overall Height - 307mm

Please see the attached line drawing for more dimensions.

Delivery

3 – 5 Working Days NON-CANCELLABLE and NON-RETURNABLE

NOTE: If your order contains a mix of products they will be despatched altogether. The delivery will be determined by the product with the longest delivery time. For more info see delivery page.

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Since installing this tap my hot water flow is definitely slowed down and very weak . Can you give me some advice please
Thanks Trevor

Hello Trevor,

Thank you for reaching out. I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing a weak hot water flow after installing your new tap. Whilst we are not plumbing experts, there are a few common reasons this might be happening.

Here are some things to check:

Water Pressure & System Compatibility – Some single-lever taps require a minimum water pressure to function properly. If you have a gravity-fed (low-pressure) system rather than a mains pressure system (e.g., combi boiler or unvented cylinder), this could be the cause.

Blocked Aerator or Filter – Sometimes, small debris from the plumbing system can get caught in the aerator or filter inside the tap, restricting flow. You could try unscrewing the aerator at the end of the spout and cleaning it to see if that improves the flow.

Isolation Valves – If the tap has individual isolation valves on the hot and cold supply, check that they are fully open. Sometimes they may not be fully turned on after installation, restricting water flow.

Pipework or Blockage Issues – If your previous tap had a stronger flow, it might be worth checking if any debris from the installation is blocking the pipes leading to the tap.

We trust this helps to troubleshoot, but do let us know if we can help further.

Answered 4 months ago