304 Stainless Steel Beverage Dispenser Spigot Replacement Juice Cold Drink Beer Wine Barrel Faucet

Purchased it for my new British Berkefeld gravity water filter, works great and fits well. No leakage whatsoever.

It arrived really quickly and looks so much better on my Berkefeld than the plastic tap that was included. No instructions come with it but it is easy to work out, you may need to use a spanner to tighten the nut on the inside just to seal it better so no leaks but yes really good value for money. Very well made and classy to boot.

Good quality, heavy tap. Tricky to fit in terms of tightening the inside nut but that will always be the case when fitting something like this into a small space. It would have been easy if I'd have had the right spanner to hand of course - I ended up using pliers which was fiddly. I will have to go back and tighten properly at a later date but for now, it's sealed correctly. Very happy with purchase and arrived ahead of time.

Replaced the original tap on my British Berkefeld (with the 16mm version) and it's a massive improvement. Good flow rate, the tap goes from fully closed to fully open in 90 degrees and when you shut it off there isn't a single drip. It attaches well to the Berkefeld as it comes with conical rubber washers with chrome washers to finish it off, and it really matches the chrome/polished steel of the Berkey well. The tap has a screw in the top which ever so slightly spoils the aesthetics, and the rubber base of the Berkefeld over-laps the washers a little but isn't really noticeable.

I have bought two of these taps to replace one on a large water jar and another on a berkey water filter. They are easy to fit, look more classy than the plastic taps and best of all do not leak.

This works very well as an attachment to my British Berkfield stainless steel gravity water filter, as a replacement to the plastic one it comes with. I tightened one nut while holding the other firmly with nose pliers, to ensure the thick rubber washers are clasped firmly against the shell of my water filter. There has been no leaking from any part of the spigot or its attachment area.The lever works fine, and does not leak at all when turned to 'Stop' position. You can increase the lever tension a little by tightening the screw situated on its head, but by not very much. I tightened it quite forcefully and turned it a little, and the tension is now increased a bit and feels just how I want it. It also looks very elegant and, as of May 2019, is working and looking as new!

It's a massive improvement over the flimsy plastic thing that comes by default with the water filter tank. We use the tank all the time, every day, and after about a year, no issue or signs of wear in the mechanism. For the price, it's as good as it gets.

Attractive spigot, fitted to my berkefeld water filter. I advise you look at the photo, its how to assemble, but product didnt come with instructions. Straight forward once i had this. Metal washers have a coating you peel off. Fiddly but need a spanner with the right head to install and tighten from inside, hand tight will not be tight enough as theres play and potentially leakage without proper tightening. I used adjustable pliers which was not idea as they slipped off and there is little room to turn. But managed it. Clear Rubber washers provide a good maleable surface to tighten across the hole. Spigot does move a bit now its fitted due to the washers being thick, but its not a problem and theres no leaking. Dare say with the right tool i'll tighten it mire in the future. Ideally this would come with a spanner of the right size, though i dont like the idea of waste.