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My handle won’t fit new valves

My Kitchen Tap Handle Won’t Fit New Valves

If your kitchen tap handle doesn’t fit the new valve, it’s likely due to purchasing the wrong part

• Wrong model,
• poor-quality compatible parts,
• or a temporary universal part.

Always choose genuine parts to ensure proper fit, performance, and avoid costly repairs. We stock only genuine parts and these are sourced directly from the manufacturers in Europe/UK, ensuring better quality and longevity.

Do not use the use this handle to prevent further damage. Contact us with your tap details, and we’ll help you find the right parts.

Why Choose Genuine Parts:

1. Quality Assurance: Perfect fit and durability.
2. Warranty Protection: Keeps your tap’s warranty valid.
3. Safety & Reliability: Meets safety standards.
4. Adapted to Tap Changes: Suitable for older models.
5. Customer Support: Access to expert assistance.

For Genuine Kitchen Tap replacement parts, visit our website here to see all the spare parts we stock, by Brand, and by Part, or contact us for help.

See our contact details below.

All our Handles are genuine and sourced from the manufacturers of the Taps in question. You will find our Spare Parts Section categorized by Part type here.

After Sales Service

Our Sales Team is available for excellent after sales service. We have been supplying Kitchen Taps for over 30 years and accordingly can troubleshoot any issue with a Kitchen Tap. The most effective way to maintain your Kitchen Tap is to fix any issue as it arises.

If you ignore a drip it can effect the inner workings of your Tap. It might result in the drip being beyond repair. Often Plumbers advise to replace the Tap. They do this because customers purchase the wrong part or the exact part is hard to source.

But not if you contact us. If you contact us before buying, we will advise you on the correct part for your Tap. That way, if you are calling in a Plumber to fix your Tap, all the correct parts will be there for the Plumber to fix your Tap.

Valve:  Tap dripping from the Spout ? Guide to changing Valve here.
Brass Bush: Part surrounding the valve. More info here.
O Rings: Tap dripping where the spout meets the base of the Tap? Guide here.
Aerator: Found at the tip of the spout. Here is our Guide How to Remove your Aerator / Antisplash from your Kitchen Tap.