Blutide Kitchen Mixers
This page carries the Blutide kitchen tap range, ninety two products and the largest single block in the brand. Most of it is sink mixers, split between deck mounted models that stand on the sink or the worktop and wall type models fed from pipework behind it. Spouts are listed in J, gooseneck and swivel forms, with pull-out and spray heads on some. Three sink kits paired with a 75 mm seal trap sit here too, in single, double and three bowl versions. Satin, Silk, Lace, Neo, Moon, Mixed Tide, Spring Tide, Shore, Neap, Rip, Crimson and Bore Tide are all represented.
Deck Mounted or Wall Type
This decision is usually made for you by the plumbing already in place. A deck mounted mixer needs a hole through the sink or the worktop and can be swapped later in an afternoon. A wall type mixer comes out of the wall behind the sink, leaving the surround clear, but it fixes the spout height and reach once the wall is closed up. Sixteen titles here name a wall type fitting, and some also name an offset, standard or 100 to 200 mm, which is the horizontal spacing of the hot and cold feeds.
Single Hole and Spout Shape
Thirty one titles say single hole or one hole, meaning one lever handling both temperatures through one tap hole. The rest of the deck mounted mixers are listed plainly as sink mixers, so count the holes in your sink before ordering. Spout shape decides how the tap works day to day. A J spout gives a squared profile and high clearance, a gooseneck curves up in a tall arc, and a swivel spout turns across a double bowl. Eleven gooseneck models sit here, in Satin, Silk and Lace.
Pull-Out and Spray Heads
A pull-out head detaches from the spout on a hose, which is what you want for rinsing a deep bowl, filling a pot on the counter or washing the sink down. The five pull-out mixers here are all Neo, in black, chrome, gunmetal, brushed brass and brushed stainless steel. Twelve spray sink mixers run across Satin, Silk and Lace. Both add a hose, so check the cupboard below is clear enough for it to travel.
The bathroom side of the range is on Blutide taps, with washbasin taps on Blutide basin mixers. Traps, wastes and angle valves are under plumbing and wastes, and the full Blutide range covers the rest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a deck mounted or a wall type kitchen mixer?
Follow the plumbing you already have. A deck mounted mixer rises from the sink or the worktop through a tap hole and can be replaced without touching the wall, which makes it the safer choice in an existing kitchen. A wall type mixer is fed from pipes in the wall behind the sink and keeps the surround clear, but the spout height and reach are fixed once the wall is tiled, so it belongs in a new build or a full strip out.
What is the difference between a single hole sink mixer and a plain sink mixer?
Thirty one of the titles in this collection state single hole or one hole, which means the mixer is designed for one tap hole with a single lever controlling flow and temperature together. The remaining deck mounted listings simply say sink mixer without naming a hole count. Because the two are described differently, measure and count the holes in your sink or worktop and check the individual listing before you order.
Which Blutide kitchen mixers have a pull-out spray?
The five pull-out models are all in the Neo range, listed in black, chrome, gunmetal, brushed brass and brushed stainless steel. A separate group of twelve spray sink mixers runs through the Satin, Silk and Lace ranges. Both types put a hose under the sink, so make sure the cupboard below has clear vertical space and no obstruction from a waste bin or a water filter.
What does the sink kit with a 75 mm seal trap include?
Three kits are listed here, one each for a single bowl, a double bowl and a three bowl sink, and each is paired with a 75 mm seal trap. They sit alongside the mixers because a new sink normally needs a waste and trap fitted at the same time as the tap. Check the individual listing for exactly which pieces the code covers before ordering, as the configurations differ by bowl count.
What finishes do Blutide kitchen mixers come in?
The titles in this collection name black, chrome, gunmetal, brass and stainless steel, with brushed stainless steel and brushed brass appearing in the Neo range. Blutide writes its black finish simply as Black, so a Satin Black or a Shore Black mixer is the black option in that range. If you are matching a finish across a whole project, browse the dedicated black, gunmetal and brushed brass pages.
