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Everything you need to know before you buy
Black kitchen mixer taps come in several material grades, each affecting durability, maintenance and longevity. The finish itself—whether it's matte, gloss or brushed black—determines how visible water spots and fingerprints become, so understanding the underlying construction is crucial before you commit.
| Material | Durability | Typical UK Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stainless Steel (PVD coated) | Very High | £80–£180 | High-traffic kitchens, daily heavy use |
| Brass (PVD black finish) | High | £60–£150 | Modern and traditional schemes |
| Zinc Alloy (chrome-plated black) | Medium | £35–£90 | Budget-conscious, lighter use |
| Cast Iron (enamel coated) | Medium–High | £100–£200 | Statement pieces, vintage-inspired |
PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating is the gold standard for black finishes—it resists chipping and fading far better than simple paint or plating. Budget options often use cheaper chrome plating under the black, which wears through faster. Check product specifications for coating type; it's a reliable durability indicator.
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Functional black kitchen mixer taps start from around £32.99, though these are typically basic single-lever models with fixed spouts and simpler coatings. For a tap that will last 10+ years without issues, expect to spend £120–£180. 7interiordesign.com tracks 824 black kitchen taps daily across UK retailers, so you can spot price drops instantly rather than overpaying. Currently, 98 products have active deals, making this a good time to upgrade.
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