Quooker sinks and taps centre on one idea: a tap that pours 100°C boiling water the moment you need it, so the kettle can go. Each tap links to a tank in the cupboard below, which Quooker says works like a vacuum flask connected to the mains, and the taps here are sold tap only, with the tank added separately. They suit anyone who makes plenty of hot drinks or fills pans often.
The first choice is one tap or two. Fusion, Classic Fusion and Flex are all-in-one taps: a side lever gives ordinary hot and cold water, and boiling water comes from the same spout. Fusion and Classic Fusion turn through 360°, with Classic Fusion taking a more traditional, bevelled look. Flex adds a pull-out hose for rinsing and filling pans, with 270° spout rotation, and Quooker notes the hose never dispenses boiling water. Nordic and Classic Nordic are separate boiling water taps that sit beside your existing mixer. They come in stainless steel, are height adjustable and need a 32 mm tap hole rather than 35 mm.
Safety is shared across the range. Boiling water needs a double push and turn of a child-proof handle, the dual insulated spout stays cool to touch, a red light shows when it is running, and it flows as an aerated spray. Chilled and sparkling water are not built in; every tap here needs the CUBE accessory for that. Before ordering, check for a hot water supply pipe, a 13 A socket in the cupboard (two if you add a CUBE) and at least 2 bar of cold water pressure.
Finishes include polished chrome and stainless steel, with gunmetal and patinated brass on selected Fusion and Classic Fusion models; Quooker says patinated brass gains character as it ages. To narrow it down, decide between all-in-one and a separate boiling water tap, then whether a pull-out hose is worth having, and finally pick round or square and a finish to suit your sink. The same selection appears under Quooker taps, and all Quooker products shows everything from the brand.
