Rangemaster Kitchen Taps

Rangemaster are known for sinks, and the taps exist largely to go with them. That is not a criticism. A tap designed alongside the bowl it will stand next to is a sensible thing to buy, and it removes the small ordeal of matching finishes across two manufacturers.

Steel and brass, five years behind both

The range splits between stainless steel and brass, which are the two materials worth having. Both carry the weight that makes a lever feel right and hold a finish properly, which lighter alloys do not manage for long.

Effectively the whole range carries a five-year manufacturer guarantee. That figure covers the part that actually wears, which is not the body or the finish but the ceramic disc cartridge inside the lever, the small assembly that opens and closes the flow. A tap whose cartridge is still smooth after five years is a tap that will keep going.

Modern and traditional, from one maker

Single-lever mixers make up most of the range, in the clean modern shapes that suit almost any contemporary kitchen. Alongside them sit traditional designs including dual-lever bridge taps, where hot and cold arrive through separate handles and meet above the sink.

That second group is more useful than its size suggests, because Rangemaster also make one of the deepest Belfast sink selections available. A traditional bridge tap and a fireclay Belfast from the same maker is about as coherent as a country kitchen gets, and neither half has to be matched to the other by guesswork.

Pairing, and the one thing to check first

The obvious companion is a Rangemaster sink, and the finishes are designed to agree. Nothing obliges you to match, and a deliberate contrast reads perfectly well, but from one maker it is effortless. The rest of what Rangemaster produce sits in one place.

Before the finish and the shape, settle the pressure. Every tap states a minimum operating pressure on its product page, and a gravity-fed system with a tank in the loft will not drive a tap built for mains pressure. If that describes your house, low pressure taps narrows the field first.

For everything else, the full kitchen taps range compares Rangemaster against every other manufacturer we carry.

Why shop with The Tap Collection

Every order includes free mainland UK delivery and the full manufacturer warranty, and you can spread the cost with Klarna or PayPal Pay in 3 at checkout. Our UK based team is happy to help with pressure and compatibility questions: call 0330 133 2247, email info@thetapcollection.co.uk or send us a message through our contact form. We are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and aim to reply within 24 hours on working days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Rangemaster taps any good?

They are solidly made and sensibly priced, and the five-year manufacturer guarantee across the range says the maker expects them to last. Rangemaster are better known for sinks, and the taps are designed to sit with them, which makes them a straightforward choice if the sink is already decided.

What guarantee comes with a Rangemaster tap?

Five years from the manufacturer on effectively the whole tap range, stated on each product page. That is a solid figure for taps at this level, and it covers the part that actually wears, which is the ceramic disc cartridge inside the lever rather than the body or the finish.

What are Rangemaster taps made from?

Stainless steel makes up the larger part of the range, with brass on a number of the models. Both are proper tap materials with the weight and durability that lighter alloys lack. The material is stated on each product page if you want to confirm before ordering.

Do Rangemaster make traditional taps?

They do, including dual-lever bridge designs alongside the modern single-lever mixers. That gives you a route to a period look from the same maker as a Belfast sink, which is a natural pairing and saves matching finishes across two manufacturers by eye.

Should I match my Rangemaster tap to a Rangemaster sink?

It is the easy route rather than the required one. Finishes from one maker are designed to sit together, so a steel tap on a steel sink from the same range always reads as deliberate. Deliberate contrast works too, provided it looks chosen rather than accidental.

Will a Rangemaster tap work on low water pressure?

Some will and some will not, and the figure is on each product page. Every tap states a minimum operating pressure, and that is the specification to settle before the finish or the shape. If your hot water comes from a cylinder fed by a loft tank, check the rating carefully.

Do you offer free delivery?

Yes, we offer free mainland UK delivery on all orders.

Orders are processed within 24 hours (Monday to Friday) and typically arrive within 1–4 business days. Please note that offshore regions and the Scottish Highlands may incur additional charges.

Do you offer finance or payment plans?

Yes, we do, we offer Klarna and PayPal Pay in 3 at checkout, allowing you to split your purchase into three interest-free payments with no fees, subject to approval.

Do you offer bulk or wholesale orders?

Yes, we can accommodate bulk and wholesale orders for selected products and projects.

If you’re purchasing multiple items for a trade, commercial, renovation or development project, please request a quote with the products and quantities you require.

Depending on the order size and brand, we may be able to offer tailored pricing, lead-time information and product recommendations.