Standard Chrome 1/2-inch Long Neck Wall Tap, 12-inch Spout

Chrome Long Neck Wall Tap

The Standard Chrome Long Neck Tap provides an extended 300mm reach for utility sinks and commercial kitchen basins requiring high-clearance water delivery. This wall-mounted fixture features a heavy-duty brass body with a polished finish to resist corrosion in high-moisture environments. It connects directly to standard 1/2-inch BSP female wall points for straightforward integration into existing plumbing systems.

Built for the Job

Plumbers and facility managers frequently specify this hardware for installations where standard spouts fail to reach the center of deep-well sinks. The 12-inch horizontal projection allows for efficient filling of large pots, mop buckets, and industrial containers. Its swivel mechanism enables the operator to move the spout aside when full basin access is required, making it a staple in commercial sculleries and maintenance rooms. The internal compression valve components are designed for high-frequency use, ensuring a reliable seal even in hard water conditions common on many job sites.

• Commercial kitchen pot-washing stations and catering sinks.

• Janitorial closets and utility rooms for bucket filling.

• Outdoor wash-down areas requiring a long-reach spout.

Product Highlights

Extended Reach Spout

The 300mm (12-inch) horizontal arm ensures water discharge reaches the center of large-format utility basins.

Durable Construction

• Forged brass internal body for high pressure resistance
• Multi-layer chrome plating to prevent surface oxidation

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 12-inch Long Neck Wall Tap Unit

• 1 x Decorative Wall Flange (Chrome)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Apply sufficient PTFE thread seal tape to the male inlet to ensure a watertight connection with the wall elbow.

• Check the clearance between the spout tip and the basin rim to prevent splashing in shallow sink configurations.

• Clean the aerator nozzle regularly to maintain consistent flow rates in areas with high sediment levels.

• Avoid using heavy pipe wrenches directly on the chrome finish; use a cloth or smooth-jawed wrench to prevent scarring.