Chrome Astrid dual lever kitchen tap on a plain white background, showing the tall rounded swan neck spout
Chrome dual lever kitchen tap fitted to a stainless steel sink in a navy kitchen, with pale blue metro tiles and a range cooker behind
Chrome dual lever kitchen tap seen from the right, against navy shaker cabinets and a white marble worktop
Chrome Astrid kitchen tap beside a large stainless steel sink, with navy cabinets and storage jars on the shelf behind
Close view of the chrome quarter-turn lever handles and body of the Astrid dual lever kitchen tap
Chrome dual lever kitchen tap on a white worktop viewed from the side, with a bowl of apples beside the stainless sink
Ellsi Astrid dual lever kitchen tap dimensions - 375mm height, 210mm spout reach, 240mm to outlet

Astrid Dual Lever Kitchen Tap | Chrome Mixer

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Astrid Dual Lever Kitchen Tap – Chrome, Tall Swan Neck

Two handles, one spout, one tap hole. The ELLSI Astrid is a dual lever kitchen tap that keeps the hot and cold controls separate the way older taps did, but feeds them through a single swan neck rather than asking your sink for a second hole. In polished chrome it reads as classic rather than retro.

Chrome is the reason many people choose this one over the brass. It sits alongside a stainless sink, a chrome bath screen and whatever handles the kitchen already has, so nothing else needs replacing to make it look intentional. It is also the finish that shrugs off cleaning products — no lacquer to strip, no matt coating to dull.

The proportions are the other thing to weigh. At 375 mm to the top and 240 mm clear beneath the outlet, this is a tall tap with a 210 mm reach, comfortably covering a 1.5 or double bowl and leaving room to fill a stockpot. Measure your window sill if the sink sits under a window that opens inwards.

Pressure matters here more than anything else on the page. The Astrid needs 1 bar minimum and will not perform on a gravity-fed system. If your hot water comes from a cylinder in the hot press rather than a combi boiler or pressurised mains, this is the wrong tap and the alternatives below are the right ones. Plenty of older Irish homes fall into that category, so it is worth two minutes now rather than a return later.

Features & Benefits

  • Dual lever quarter-turn control — separate hot and cold handles feeding one spout, through a single tap hole.
  • Polished chrome finish that tolerates ordinary kitchen cleaners, unlike lacquered brass or a matt coating.
  • Tall swan neck spout, 375 mm high with 240 mm of clearance beneath the outlet.
  • 210 mm spout reach — sized for 1.5 and double bowl sinks rather than a single small bowl.
  • Swivel spout that turns clear of the bowl when the worktop is busy.
  • Ceramic disc valves for smooth, drip-free operation with nothing to perish.
  • Flow straightener giving a clean stream that does not spit against a shallow bowl.
  • Compact 58 mm base — deck mounted into one tap hole, tidy where worktop space is tight.
  • 1 bar minimum, high pressure only — not suitable for gravity-fed systems.
  • 2 year manufacturer guarantee, handled here in Ireland.

Product Specification

Brand ELLSI (Etal)
Model Name Astrid
SKU PDT-000583
Product Type Kitchen Mixer Tap
Mount Type Deck Mounted
Control Type Dual Lever, Quarter Turn
Tap Holes 1
Finish Polished Chrome
Material Brass, Stainless Steel & Zinc
Valve Type Ceramic Disc
Aerator Flow Straightener
Spout Type Swan Neck, Swivel
Minimum Pressure 1 bar
Maximum Pressure 3 bar
Pressure Suitability High pressure systems only — not suitable for gravity-fed
Connection Type G 1/2"
Hose Supplied 1/2" threaded tails
Hose Length 360 mm
Total Height 375 mm
Height to Spout Outlet 240 mm
Spout Reach 210 mm
Width Across Handles 140 mm
Base Diameter 58 mm
Weight 1800 g
Waste Included No
Guarantee 2 Years

What's Included

  • 1 x ELLSI Astrid dual lever kitchen mixer tap in polished chrome
  • 1 x Pair of 1/2" threaded tap tails (360 mm)
  • 1 x Fixing kit (bolt, washer and base seal)
  • 1 x Installation and care instructions

Why Choose a Chrome Dual Lever Kitchen Tap?

Two reasons, and they pull in different directions. The dual lever part is about how you use a tap: with one handle you hunt for the blend point every time, with two you set each side and leave it. Anyone who grew up with separate hot and cold taps tends to find it immediately natural, and it looks right in a shaker, in-frame or period kitchen where a single lever can feel too modern.

The chrome part is about everything else in the room. It is the least committing finish we sell — it blends with what is already there instead of setting a scheme you then have to match. It also survives the cupboard-under-the-sink cleaning products that would ruin a matt black or lacquered brass tap.

If the budget is the deciding factor, the Newton and Walton are both chrome twin-lever taps at roughly half the price, and both work from 0.3 bar — which makes either of them the sensible answer on a gravity-fed system where the Astrid will not do. The Astrid earns its premium on height, reach and the weight of the quarter-turn action rather than on function.

Prefer warm metal? The same tap comes in brushed brass, or a soft brushed grey as the Astrid in pewter. Want one-handed control instead? The Tivoli Chrome is slimmer and cheaper, and the Cato Chrome adds a pull-out spray. Kitchen sink wastes are not part of our range, so no waste is included — an existing one is normally reused.

We ship kitchen taps Ireland wide — Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford and everywhere between — with same-day Dublin pickup on stocked items. Browse all kitchen taps to compare.

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FAQ
Will it work on my water pressure?
Only if you are on a pressurised system. The Astrid needs 1 bar minimum and is not rated for gravity-fed water, so a cylinder in the hot press rather than a combi boiler rules it out - it will trickle rather than run. This is the single most common reason a tap like this goes back. If you are on gravity, the Newton and Walton both work from 0.3 bar and cost around half as much.
How do I compare the price fairly against an ETAL listing?
Check whether the figure you are looking at includes VAT. ETAL is ELLSI's own registered trademark and the same tap appears under that name at trade-facing retailers, where prices are often displayed excluding VAT by default and only show the inc-VAT figure once you switch the toggle. At 23% that is a substantial difference, and it is easy to compare an ex-VAT price against our inc-VAT one without noticing. Also check the delivery threshold and whether collection is realistic for you. Our prices are inc-VAT as shown.
Is it hard to fit a dual lever tap into one tap hole?
No harder than a single lever. Despite having two handles, the Astrid is a mono mixer - everything passes through one 58 mm base into a single hole, so it is usually a straight swap for an existing mixer. It comes with a pair of 1/2 inch threaded tails at 360 mm and a fixing kit. If you are replacing two separate pillar taps you will have two holes, and the spare one needs a blanking plate or a new sink.
Will it be too tall for my sink?
Possibly, and it is worth measuring. At 375 mm to the top it is noticeably taller than a standard mono mixer, with 240 mm of clear height under the outlet. That is the point of it - you can fill a stockpot without tilting - but under a window that opens inwards it can foul the opening. Measure from the worktop to the underside of the sill before ordering.
Chrome or brushed brass?
Chrome if the kitchen already has stainless or chrome in the sink, hob or handles, because it joins in rather than starting a scheme. Brushed brass if something warm-toned is already in the room to answer it - a light fitting, wood, or brass handles. One practical difference: the brass is a PVD finish that dislikes harsh cleaners, while chrome will take whatever is under the sink.
Is a waste included?
No, and we cannot add one - kitchen sink wastes are not part of our range. An existing sink waste is almost always reused when a tap is changed, so this rarely matters. Our wastes are for bathroom basins and baths only.