Scott and James Taps

With a multitude of different styles and levels of practicality, allow our Scott and James taps to make a statement in your kitchen.

All with a 10 year warranty, we have a wide selection to choose from, ranging from an elegant traditional style tap, a practical spray tap or our Instant hot water taps.

What bar pressure is right for me?

Are you unsure on how bar pressure will affect your household? Well, certain taps need more pressure than others to flow at the same rate. For any of our taps, a pressurised water heater system will provide enough water pressure, however an unpressurised water heater system may not.

What you will need to do is calculate the pressure before choosing a tap that has a minimum requirement – if you don’t then there is the possibility that it might not work properly. To do this, measure how far the water tank is above the tap in metres and divide by 10. This will give you the water pressure in bars. Please note that any bends or junctions in the pipework will reduce the pressure.

If you are still unsure on your calculations, check with your plumber. You can increase the water pressure by adding a separate water pump.