MONOLITH Faucet 20124 with Swinging C-Spout

A two-hole tap built for professional kitchen worktops, the MONOLITH Faucet 20124 delivers water through a swinging C-shaped spout. The spout moves side to side, directing the flow exactly where it is needed without shifting the entire body of the tap. This keeps the water stream steady and the worktop area uncluttered, letting staff fill pots, rinse vegetables or clean equipment in a single motion.

The tap operates on a simple lever principle: a round handle lifts to open the valve and lowers to close it. Turning the handle adjusts the mix of hot and cold water, giving precise control over temperature. Because the valve is separate from the spout, the spout can swing freely without affecting the water flow or the temperature setting.

To use the tap, the operator turns the round handle to set the desired temperature, then lifts it to start the flow. The spout can be swung left or right while water is running, allowing the stream to reach different areas of the sink or worktop. Lowering the handle stops the flow, and the spout remains in its last position, ready for the next use.

The tap is constructed with a 18 mm inlet diameter and a 300 mm spout length, measured from the base to the outlet. The wheelbase—the distance between the two mounting holes—is 155 mm, matching standard worktop drilling patterns. The body and spout are formed as a single unit, reducing joints that could trap food debris or scale.

The round handle is the only control; it combines both flow and temperature adjustment in one movement. The handle's position when closed indicates the last temperature setting, so the operator can return to the same mix without trial and error.

The 155 mm wheelbase means the tap fits most commercial worktops without requiring custom drilling. The 300 mm spout length clears deep sinks and large pots, while the 18 mm inlet diameter connects to standard supply lines without adapters. The swinging spout reduces the need to move heavy pots or trays, cutting the time spent filling or rinsing.

Cleaning is straightforward: the smooth spout and handle have no crevices, so wiping with a damp cloth removes most residue. The single-unit spout design prevents water from pooling inside, reducing the risk of limescale build-up. The round handle can be removed for deeper cleaning if needed, though the entry does not specify a tool or method.

The Faucet 20124 is a single model with no variants listed. It is categorised under taps and fittings for professional catering equipment.