Range Water Tap – A Copper Arm That Reaches the Back Burner

The folding arm on this wall tap opens out to nearly 20 inches, enough to clear a wide cooktop. Its body is solid copper with a coated surface, and the single lever sits where your hand already is. Five finishes let it follow the rest of the kitchen metalwork.

Why choose this tap?

The distance between tap and stove is where pots feel heavy and floors get wet. Mounting the water source above the burner removes that walk. Folded in, the arm claims almost no wall.

Copper waterway: a heavy lead-free body that holds its coating over the years.
Nearly 20 inches: a 19.5 in reach crosses the hob to the far ring.
Hinged spout: the arm collapses back toward the wall between uses.
Five metal tones: chrome, black, brass, nickel and champagne.
Resists marking: grease, steam and a passing pan handle leave the surface alone.

Reach the burner, then fold it out of the way.

Plumb it to a single cold-water stub set roughly 18 to 20 inches above the cooktop. Fold the arm back after each use so the hood and the rings stay unobstructed. Clean the coating with a soft cloth, since abrasive pads will wear it unevenly.