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Hi
Anyone know of a pull out kitchen tap that has decent pressure?

I have had low pressure from this tap for a number of years and it's not helped with the two 10mm tails that must reduce even further.
Hoping something is around that I can use 15mm full bore tails and isolating valves but all needs to be fed down a 35mm - 40mm hole in the worktop.
 
No its just not possible.

The amount of hoses needed through a 35mm hole just won't allow you to get anything bigger than 12mm and even then I've only ever seen 10mm for that design. Even then the restrictions in the tap are probably even smaller

If you're on gravity hot water then you're only option is to have 2 taps: A low pressure tap for hot and cold and then a cold sprayer
 
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