Ellsi (etal) Tivoli brushed steel single lever kitchen mixer tap with swan neck swivel spout
Brushed steel Tivoli kitchen mixer tap side profile showing swan neck spout height
Ellsi (Etal) Tivoli brushed steel kitchen tap single lever handle detail
Ellsi Tivoli brushed steel kitchen tap deck mounted base detail
Ellsi (etal) Tivoli brushed steel kitchen tap with flexible tap tails included
Ellsi Tivoli brushed steel kitchen mixer tap dimensions diagram - 380mm height, 225mm width, 50mm depth

Tivoli Brushed Steel Kitchen Tap | Single Lever Mixer

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Product description

Tivoli Brushed Steel Kitchen Tap – Understated Finish, Reliable Function

A brushed steel kitchen tap is the quiet choice, and often the right one. The Ellsi Tivoli pairs a slim swan neck with a softly rounded lever in a brushed stainless finish that sits comfortably beside a stainless sink, integrated appliances and almost any worktop.

As a single lever kitchen tap it gives precise one-handed control over flow and temperature, which matters when your other hand is holding a pan. The swan neck swivel spout turns across the full width of the sink, so filling stockpots and rinsing large trays in a double bowl is straightforward.

The brushed surface is the practical advantage. Where polished chrome shows every splash and fingerprint, a brushed stainless steel kitchen tap diffuses them — the reason brushed finishes dominate professional kitchens. Built on a 304 stainless body with a 35mm ceramic disc cartridge, it keeps working quietly for years.

WRAS approved under certificate 2009039 and supplied with 1/2" BSP flexible tails, it fits a standard 35mm single tap hole and suits most Irish plumbing from 0.5 bar upwards — gravity-fed, combi or pressurised. One of the better-value brushed steel kitchen taps Ireland has online, delivered nationwide with same-day Dublin pickup.

Features & Benefits

  • Brushed steel finish that diffuses fingerprints and water spots far better than polished chrome, and matches stainless sinks and appliances.
  • Single lever control for accurate one-handed adjustment of temperature and flow.
  • Swan neck swivel spout with generous clearance for filling tall pots and washing baking trays.
  • 304 stainless steel body — corrosion resistant, lead free and built for daily kitchen use.
  • 35mm ceramic disc cartridge delivering smooth, drip-free operation over many years.
  • WRAS approved (No. 2009039), so it meets UK and Irish water regulations.
  • Low pressure suitable from 0.5 bar and rated to 5 bar, working with gravity, combi and pressurised systems.
  • Deck mounted, one tap hole — a direct swap for most existing kitchen mixer taps.
  • Flexible tap tails included for a faster, easier fit.
  • 2 year guarantee for complete peace of mind.

Product Specification

Brand Ellsi
Model Name Tivoli
SKU PDT-000055
Product Type Kitchen Mixer Tap
Mount Type Deck Mounted
Control Type Single Lever
Tap Holes 1
Finish Brushed Stainless Steel (Brushed Nickel)
Material 304 Stainless Steel
Cartridge 35mm Ceramic Disc
Spout Type Swan Neck, Swivel
Style Contemporary
Flow Type Single Flow
Minimum Pressure 0.5 bar
Maximum Pressure 5 bar
Pressure Suitability Suitable for most plumbing systems, preferably balanced
Flow Rate 5.2 / 6 / 10 / 12 L per minute
Inlet Connection 1/2" BSP flexible tails
Tap Hole Diameter 35mm
Height 380mm
Width 225mm
Depth 50mm
Weight 1.1kg
EAN 5010000055004
Waste Included No
Certification WRAS Approved No. 2009039
Guarantee 2 Years

What's Included

  • 1 x Ellsi Tivoli brushed steel single lever kitchen mixer tap
  • 1 x Pair of 1/2" BSP flexible tap tails
  • 1 x Fixing kit (bolt, washer and base seal)
  • 1 x Installation and care instructions

Why Choose a Brushed Steel Kitchen Tap?

Because it is the finish that asks least of you. Polished chrome looks sharp for about an hour after cleaning and then shows every splash; matt black is striking but unforgiving of harsh cleaners. A brushed surface scatters light, so fingerprints and water marks simply do not register the way they do on a mirror finish — which is exactly why commercial kitchens use it.

It is also the easiest finish to live with in a kitchen that already has stainless in it. If your sink, hob, extractor or appliance handles are stainless, a brushed steel tap disappears into the scheme rather than competing with it. The same Tivoli body is available as the Chrome Tivoli for a brighter polished look, the Matt Black Tivoli for a bolder modern contrast, and the Brushed Brass Tivoli for a warmer, more premium finish.

We ship kitchen taps Ireland wide — Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford and everywhere between — with free delivery on orders over €100 and same-day Dublin pickup available. Every tap is backed by a 2 year guarantee and genuine after-sales support. Browse all our kitchen taps to compare finishes.

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FAQ
Is this the same as the ETAL Tivoli?
Yes. ETAL is a label Ellsi supplies to certain retailers - same factory in Scunthorpe, same tap, same PDT-000055 part number. If you have seen the ETAL Tivoli in brushed steel elsewhere and are comparing, this is the identical product, with Irish stock and same-day Dublin collection.
Is brushed steel the same as brushed nickel?
In practice they look almost identical, and manufacturers use the terms interchangeably - Ellsi's own datasheet for this tap lists the finish as brushed nickel while naming the product brushed stainless steel. The difference is technical rather than visual: nickel refers to a plated coating, stainless steel to the base metal. This tap is 304 stainless steel throughout, so what you see is the metal itself rather than a coating that can wear through.
How does brushed steel compare with chrome for keeping clean?
It is noticeably more forgiving. Polished chrome acts like a mirror, so every fingerprint and water droplet shows; a brushed surface scatters light and diffuses them. That is exactly why commercial kitchens use brushed finishes. If you have hard water around Dublin, Kildare or Wicklow, this is the finish that looks acceptable longest between cleans. Prefer the brighter look? See the Chrome Tivoli.
Will it work with Irish low water pressure?
Yes. Rated from 0.5 bar up to 5 bar, so it works with gravity-fed cylinders common in older Irish homes as well as combi boilers and pressurised mains. It performs best on a balanced supply, where hot and cold arrive at similar pressure. WRAS approved under certificate 2009039.
What else does it match in a kitchen?
Stainless sinks, hobs, extractors and appliance handles - which is most Irish kitchens. Brushed steel is the safest choice when the room already has stainless in it, because the tap blends rather than competing. If you would rather the tap be a feature, the Matt Black Tivoli or Brushed Brass Tivoli make more of a statement.
What is included and will it fit my sink?
Fits a standard single 35mm tap hole, so it is usually a direct swap for an existing mono mixer. Supplied with 1/2" BSP flexible tap tails and a fixing kit. A waste is not included, and kitchen sink wastes are not currently part of our range. Most competent DIYers fit one in under an hour with isolating valves already in place.
How do I clean a brushed finish?
Soft damp cloth, then dry. Mild soapy water if needed. Wipe along the direction of the brushing rather than across it. Avoid abrasive creams and scouring pads, which cut across the grain and leave visible marks. Brushed steel tolerates cleaning better than matt black or lacquered brass, but it is not immune to scratching.