Kitchen mixer Talis Select Hans Grohe Hansgrohe
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Product description
Specifications: Brand: hansgrohe Color: Chrome Origin: German Item number: 72820000 Water flow: Normal Dimensions: Full mixer height: 33.9 cm Mixer height for the sink: 28.8 cm Mixer protrusion forward: 24.8 cm Maximum flow rate at 3 bar: 9 liters/minute Button pressure in front of the mixer to stop or restart water flow Ability to adjust the rotation of the neck Suitable for use with instant and central water heaters Modern and comfortable kitchen mixer for practical use About hansgrohe Talis M51: Multi-purpose product in an ideal shape for the modern kitchen Talis M51 kitchen faucets are characterized by high quality in shape and function: the basic conical shape flows smoothly over the thin spout, while the timeless visual surface of chrome or stainless steel matches all kitchen setups. Innovative solutions increase the feeling of comfort at the sink: you can turn water on and off with a button press with Talis Select M51 and control everything with one hand using the 2Spray Select function. This model allows you to select the type of spray and start and stop water flow manually. About hansgrohe group: hansgrohe is our distinguished brand for showers, shower systems, bathroom and kitchen faucets, and kitchen sinks. With a sense of style, pioneering spirit, and German engineering skills, compelling products are created with excellent design. Thanks to their ease of use and smart features, they offer significantly more benefits. We use many award-winning products for water flow design in bathrooms and kitchens. Bathrooms and kitchens are changing: bathrooms and kitchens are evolving from functional spaces to places of luxury. This is where we relax and recharge our batteries. Here, we experience unique moments that bring us closer to our loved ones. Water plays a central role in all this — and therefore, products by hansgrohe do as well. Our goal is to make water encounters an everyday experience. To this end, we create solutions that define trends, combining form and function in ways never before known.





