Why this sink tap earns its place
Hygiene in a working kitchen often comes down to details this small: whether a tap can be turned on without touching it with a hand that's covered in raw protein or cleaning chemical. The KWC DVS bridge mixer solves that with long levers, designed to be pushed with an elbow or turned with a wrist using a simple quarter-turn action — no gripping, no fumbling, no need to clean the tap itself between every task.
It's manufactured from chromium-plated brass, giving it a sleek chrome finish that wipes down easily and holds up against the wet, high-traffic conditions of a commercial sink area. As a bridge mixer, it spans the gap between hot and cold feeds via an arched body rather than sitting flush to the sink deck — a format that suits the deep, hardworking basins found in prep rooms and wash-up areas.
Fitting is straightforward on the right sink: it's designed for tap holes spaced 165–240mm apart, so it's worth checking centres before ordering. At 370 × 270 × 55mm and 2.3kg, it's a compact, low-profile unit that won't crowd a busy sink run or catch on trays and equipment being moved past it.
