Kitchen Faucets

Fiore Germany Kitchen Faucet Wall Silver Code: 24CR0216

Category: Kitchen Faucets

Features:

  • Wall-mounted faucet
  • With 2 handles (hot-cold)
  • Finish: Chrome
  • Body material: Brass
  • “U” type spout
  • Rotatable spout
  • Spout length: 200mm
  • Includes: rosettes, eccentrics...

Category: Kitchen Faucets

Features:

  • Wall-mounted faucet
  • With 2 handles (hot-cold)
  • Finish: Chrome
  • Body material: Brass
  • “U” type spout
  • Rotatable spout
  • Spout length: 200mm
  • Includes: rosettes, eccentrics
  • With water-saving filter
  • Mechanism: 1/2"
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Top specs

  • Battery Type Classic
  • Number of Holes 2 Holes
43 90 €
44 Coins 44 Coins
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Σταυρούπολη, Θεσσαλονίκης
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2 pieces
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  • leo.payne.90
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I bought the same model for the sink as well, and I can say that the sink one is better. Negatives:
    1. And let's start with the spout, where you feel like you're holding a reed pipe; the little rubber pieces are ready to come off from the shallow curves the company designed (on the Grohe we removed, the curves were deep), with the result that when you install the spout you are afraid the spout will break in two or that you will push the whole spout all the way down, and of course the little rubber pieces are not the worst, fortunately, because we had the Grohe faucet in the kitchen with the same design but no relation in quality in anything for about 20 years. We removed the rubber pieces, which were divine, and put them on the Fiore (they are not even good for rubber pieces), and that solved the tightening issue of the spout, because there you may have a problem (just in case, get good-quality rubber pieces).
    2. The handles on ours and on both faucets are all fine except for the kitchen one (again): the cold one has some play; this will be checked with the plumber for a further problem.
    3. On the pipe toward the wall, the connection of the hot water, although it was installed and I can say with difficulty in our case, I see a drop, and this will also be checked and I will give an update, but in short, for a 35-euro faucet compared to the Grohe that costs 67, same model, you will see a difference even in the weight of the whole unit. For me, an unacceptable price for such construction; it should barely be sold for 20 euros.

    12-12-19 we changed the cold-water cartridges on both faucets; they had started to have play when opening the water and it dripped when closing. The cartridges are not from Fiore, and I can say I see a change. Of course, the replacement was free and the defective cartridges were returned. Cartridge cost 3 euros each, for information, as I asked. Stay away from Fiore

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  • I bought the same model for the sink as well, and I can say that the sink one is better. Negatives:
    1. And let's start with the spout, where you feel like you're holding a reed pipe; the little rubber pieces are ready to come off from the shallow curves the company designed (on the Grohe we removed, the curves were deep), with the result that when you install the spout you are afraid the spout will break in two or that you will push the whole spout all the way down, and of course the little rubber pieces are not the worst, fortunately, because we had the Grohe faucet in the kitchen with the same design but no relation in quality in anything for about 20 years. We removed the rubber pieces, which were divine, and put them on the Fiore (they are not even good for rubber pieces), and that solved the tightening issue of the spout, because there you may have a problem (just in case, get good-quality rubber pieces).
    2. The handles on ours and on both faucets are all fine except for the kitchen one (again): the cold one has some play; this will be checked with the plumber for a further problem.
    3. On the pipe toward the wall, the connection of the hot water, although it was installed and I can say with difficulty in our case, I see a drop, and this will also be checked and I will give an update, but in short, for a 35-euro faucet compared to the Grohe that costs 67, same model, you will see a difference even in the weight of the whole unit. For me, an unacceptable price for such construction; it should barely be sold for 20 euros.

    12-12-19 we changed the cold-water cartridges on both faucets; they had started to have play when opening the water and it dripped when closing. The cartridges are not from Fiore, and I can say I see a change. Of course, the replacement was free and the defective cartridges were returned. Cartridge cost 3 euros each, for information, as I asked. Stay away from Fiore

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Description & Specifications

Category: Kitchen Faucets

Features:

  • Wall-mounted faucet
  • With 2 handles (hot-cold)
  • Finish: Chrome
  • Body material: Brass
  • “U” type spout
  • Rotatable spout
  • Spout length: 200mm
  • Includes: rosettes, eccentrics
  • With water-saving filter
  • Mechanism: 1/2"

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
24CR0216

Appearance & Aesthetics

Battery Type
Classic
Colour
Silver
Finish
Glossy
Material (Furniture)
Brass
Retro
No
Tall
No

Functions & Technology

Filter Connection
No
Touchless Function
No
Single Lever
No

Installation & Mechanism

Placement
Wall
Number of Holes
2 Holes
Mixing
No
Ceramic Disc Mechanism
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • leo.payne.90
    2
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I bought the same model for the sink as well, and I can say that the sink one is better. Negatives:
    1. And let's start with the spout, where you feel like you're holding a reed pipe; the little rubber pieces are ready to come off from the shallow curves the company designed (on the Grohe we removed, the curves were deep), with the result that when you install the spout you are afraid the spout will break in two or that you will push the whole spout all the way down, and of course the little rubber pieces are not the worst, fortunately, because we had the Grohe faucet in the kitchen with the same design but no relation in quality in anything for about 20 years. We removed the rubber pieces, which were divine, and put them on the Fiore (they are not even good for rubber pieces), and that solved the tightening issue of the spout, because there you may have a problem (just in case, get good-quality rubber pieces).
    2. The handles on ours and on both faucets are all fine except for the kitchen one (again): the cold one has some play; this will be checked with the plumber for a further problem.
    3. On the pipe toward the wall, the connection of the hot water, although it was installed and I can say with difficulty in our case, I see a drop, and this will also be checked and I will give an update, but in short, for a 35-euro faucet compared to the Grohe that costs 67, same model, you will see a difference even in the weight of the whole unit. For me, an unacceptable price for such construction; it should barely be sold for 20 euros.

    12-12-19 we changed the cold-water cartridges on both faucets; they had started to have play when opening the water and it dripped when closing. The cartridges are not from Fiore, and I can say I see a change. Of course, the replacement was free and the defective cartridges were returned. Cartridge cost 3 euros each, for information, as I asked. Stay away from Fiore

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I bought the same model for the sink as well, and I can say that the sink one is better. Negatives:
    1. And let's start with the spout, where you feel like you're holding a reed pipe; the little rubber pieces are ready to come off from the shallow curves the company designed (on the Grohe we removed, the curves were deep), with the result that when you install the spout you are afraid the spout will break in two or that you will push the whole spout all the way down, and of course the little rubber pieces are not the worst, fortunately, because we had the Grohe faucet in the kitchen with the same design but no relation in quality in anything for about 20 years. We removed the rubber pieces, which were divine, and put them on the Fiore (they are not even good for rubber pieces), and that solved the tightening issue of the spout, because there you may have a problem (just in case, get good-quality rubber pieces).
    2. The handles on ours and on both faucets are all fine except for the kitchen one (again): the cold one has some play; this will be checked with the plumber for a further problem.
    3. On the pipe toward the wall, the connection of the hot water, although it was installed and I can say with difficulty in our case, I see a drop, and this will also be checked and I will give an update, but in short, for a 35-euro faucet compared to the Grohe that costs 67, same model, you will see a difference even in the weight of the whole unit. For me, an unacceptable price for such construction; it should barely be sold for 20 euros.

    12-12-19 we changed the cold-water cartridges on both faucets; they had started to have play when opening the water and it dripped when closing. The cartridges are not from Fiore, and I can say I see a change. Of course, the replacement was free and the defective cartridges were returned. Cartridge cost 3 euros each, for information, as I asked. Stay away from Fiore

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