Use the configurator below to set the finish and hose length on an illustrative arched kitchen tap with a docked spray head and a side lever. The summary is ready to send as a quote request.
Kitchen tap buyers are usually halfway through a bigger project, so they are thinking about the sink, the worktop and the cabinet handles at the same time. Finish has to coordinate with all of them. Underneath, the practical checks are spout height and reach, whether the spray head gets to the corners of the sink, and whether the tap works on the household's water pressure.
Kitchen Configurator demo
Kitchen Spray Tap
- Product
- Kitchen Spray Tap
- Colour
- Brushed Steel
- Hose
- Standard
Illustrative product. The design and images are generated examples, not a real model for sale.
What you can configure
Hose length is a cook's decision. The extended hose reaches further across a large single bowl, a second basin or the worktop beside the sink when filling a stockpot. Standard or extended goes into the summary, though the picture stays the same. Finish is the designer's decision: brushed steel, matte black, gunmetal and brushed gold are live here, with copper and matte white in the wider range.
- Colour: Brushed Steel, Matte Black, Gunmetal, Brushed Gold
- Hose: Standard, Extended
Why a configurator suits kitchen taps
Tap ranges multiply quickly. One body in six finishes with two hose lengths is 12 product codes, and most manufacturers sell several bodies. Kitchen showrooms cannot display every finish, so customers end up choosing gunmetal from a small sample chip and hoping it suits the sink they picked last week.
A configurator lets the buyer see the full tap in each finish, at the same angle, and record the exact code. That helps kitchen designers too. They can specify the tap alongside the sink and handles, send the build to the client, and pass a clean code to the installer. Fewer orders go out in the wrong finish or with a hose that does not reach.
Technical questions belong next to the options. Minimum water pressure, spout reach and the height from worktop to outlet are what installers ask about, and they decide whether a tap works over a deep sink or under a window. Presenting those beside each choice turns the configurator into a specification tool rather than only a colour picker.
How a production version would be built
A kitchen tap suits image-based configuration well. Each finish is rendered from the manufacturer's CAD model at one angle, and the hose option can be shown in a second image with the spray head pulled out to full reach. Metallic finishes need careful lighting to look true. The manufacturer provides codes for each finish and hose, technical data such as pressure and reach, and installation drawings. The build can connect to a wider kitchen configurator or to the quote form showrooms already use.
Build sheet for this range
- Colours in the full range: 6 (4 shown in this demo)
- Hose choices: 2
- Combinations to support: 6 × 2 = 12
- Images for one photograph per combination at 3 angles: 36
- Images if hoses can be shown as separate layers, at 3 angles: 24
- Data each of the 12 combinations needs: a SKU or variant ID, price, stock or lead time, and any dimensions or specification that change
Questions about kitchen tap configurators
Can the configurator show the difference between the standard and extended hose?
Yes. A second image with the spray head pulled down to full reach, over a sink outline, shows the difference better than a hose length in millimetres. If you have exact reach figures, they can sit beside the option. Cooks with large sinks will look for that view before anything else.
Can we add pressure guidance so buyers on low-pressure systems do not order the wrong tap?
We can. Each tap can carry its minimum operating pressure, with a short note on what that means for gravity-fed and combi systems. Some brands add a simple question before checkout. Either way, the guidance lives in the product data, so it updates whenever the specification does.
Will brushed gold and gunmetal look accurate on screen?
They can look consistent, which matters more than perfect accuracy. Metallic finishes shift with light, so I render every finish under the same setup and check each against real samples. A close-up of the lever shows the brushed texture, which is often what decides between gold and the darker gunmetal.
Can kitchen designers specify the tap alongside a sink from the same range?
Yes. The configurator can link products, so choosing a sink first narrows the taps to those that suit it, or the reverse. The specification can then be saved and shared with a client or installer, with every code included. That suits showrooms selling complete sink and tap packages.
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A configurator for your kitchen taps
This demo uses an illustrative product. If you sell kitchen taps, I can build the same experience around your own range, photography and ordering process, connected to Shopify, WooCommerce or a quote workflow. I reply to enquiries within two UK working days.