
Boiling water taps
Boiling water at 100C on demand, with filtered chilled and sparkling water if you want it - the single upgrade clients tell us they would never go back on.
Every Quooker tap draws from the same tank technology - the difference is how it looks and how you operate it. All twelve models in the current collection are shown below.

Flex collection - Modern
The best-selling all-in-one model, with a pull-out flexible hose for directional spraying - boiling, hot and cold from one rounded spout.

Flex collection - Modern
The same all-in-one tap with a squared spout and pull-out hose - a sharper line for handleless kitchens.

Fusion collection - Modern
The rounded version of the iconic Quooker all-in-one tap, with a modern design and a rotating spout for boiling, hot and cold water.

Fusion collection - Modern
The squared version of the iconic all-in-one tap - crisp geometry that sits well with slab doors and stone worktops.

Fusion collection - Classic
The all-in-one Fusion with classic, bevelled detailing - our usual choice for handmade in-frame and shaker kitchens.

Fusion collection - Classic
Bevelled classic styling on a squared spout, for traditional rooms that want a slightly more architectural tap.

Front collection - Modern
The most ergonomic model, with hot and cold controls on the front of the spout - ideal for islands and window sills where reaching behind is awkward. Round or square spout.

Nordic collection - Modern
A dedicated 100C boiling water tap alongside your existing mixer, with a slim rounded spout and illuminated ring.

Nordic collection - Modern
The squared dedicated boiling water tap - fitted beside a mixer or a second sink in a utility or bar area.

Nordic collection - Modern
A matched pair: the Nordic boiling water tap plus a Quooker mixer in the same rounded design, for a deliberately symmetrical sink run.

Nordic collection - Modern
The squared Twintaps pairing, boiling tap and mixer together, suited to larger islands and double-bowl sinks.

Nordic collection - Classic
The dedicated boiling water tap in classic detailing, available in polished nickel - the natural companion to a handmade painted kitchen.
We quote the tap, tank and fitting as part of your kitchen, so ask us for current pricing on the model and finish you like.
Eight finishes across the range - chrome and stainless steel suit every tap, while the bolder colours are model specific.








We plan the tank into the sink cabinet from the first drawing, alongside your Blanco sink and waste arrangement.

A small vacuum-insulated tank lives in the sink cabinet, connected to the mains cold feed and a standard socket. It holds a few litres of water at 110C under pressure, which arrives at the tap as a fine 100C aerated spray - instant, with no kettle and no waiting.
Because the tank is vacuum insulated rather than simply lagged, standby energy use is low - Quooker quote around 10p a day at current rates for a PRO3 tank. A COMBI tank goes further and also serves the hot water for the tap itself, so one appliance covers boiling, hot and cold. Add the CUBE and the same tap delivers filtered chilled and sparkling water.
Practically, that means no kettle on the worktop, no half-filled pans waiting to boil, and hot water for cleaning straight from the tap. The tank needs roughly the footprint of a kitchen bin, which we plan into the sink cabinet at design stage rather than discovering on installation day.
Filters and CO2 cylinders are consumables and easy to reorder. The tap and tank are supplied, plumbed, commissioned and demonstrated by our own team as part of the kitchen installation, anywhere in mainland Scotland.
For most households, yes. It gives instant 100C water for tea, coffee, pasta and blanching, frees up worktop space taken by a kettle and uses standby energy of roughly 10p a day. It also makes cleaning easier - boiling water straight into a pan or over a chopping board.
Quooker taps require a double action - push and turn - before boiling water flows, the flow is a fine aerated spray rather than a stream, and the spout is insulated so it stays cool to touch.
Space for the tank in the sink cabinet - roughly the footprint of a bin - a mains cold feed and a standard socket. We allow for all of this at design stage, so the cabinet is planned around it.
Yes, by adding the CUBE to a Flex, Fusion, Front or Nordic tap. It filters and chills, and carbonates on demand from a CO2 cylinder in the cabinet.
Yes. We supply, plumb and commission the tap and tank as part of the kitchen installation anywhere in Scotland, then demonstrate it on handover. CO2 cylinders and filters are easily reordered afterwards.
Tell us which model and finish appeals and we will include the tap, tank and installation in your kitchen price.