Folding pot-filler arm
Two articulated joints move the outlet away from the wall and return the arm to a parked position. The selected reach basis is 24 in, approximately 610 mm, from the wall-side pivot toward the outlet when extended. The folded projection and the height of the arm are separate dimensions.
The two shutoffs sit at the base and at the outlet, so the same water line can be stopped in two places. Both use half-turn ceramic valves, and both stay within reach whether the arm is swung out over a pot or folded away.
The wall-side connection carries a moving articulated assembly. Its fixing and supply connection are coordinated with the finished backsplash and supporting wall. A decorative escutcheon covers the wall interface; it is not a substitute for support, a correctly prepared supply or access to service the fixture.
Extended, the arm reaches the pot; folded, it clears the working area once filling is done. A cabinet, hood, shelf or backsplash ledge can block one position even when the other fits, so the movement drawing shows both the extended and the folded envelope.
The outlet control is close to the point of filling; the base control remains at the wall. Their locations help define a usable mounting height and arm orientation. The layout needs access to both controls without forcing a hand behind a large pot or into the path of nearby cooking equipment.
The selected appearance is a warm metal tone across the arms, joints, trim and controls. The surface reference is coordinated with nearby kitchen hardware.
| Fixture type | Wall-mounted articulated pot filler with two folding swing joints and separate base/outlet shutoffs |
|---|---|
| Selected configuration | Wall-mounted folding swing-arm pot filler with shutoffs at the base and spout; selected warm metal-tone appearance. |
| Selected reach basis | 24 in, approximately 610 mm; wall-pivot-to-outlet reach and folded projection shown on the movement drawing |
| Operating controls | Two shutoffs at base and spout; half-turn ceramic valve controls in the selected package |
| Movement dimensions | Wall-pivot height, outlet height, vertical arm offset and folded/extended envelope in mm |
| Mounting interface | Actual wall connection, supporting substrate, finished backsplash thickness and trim/fixing arrangement |
| Water & supplied parts | Connection standard, water conditions and any backflow or isolation parts matched to your installation; body alloy and finish process given on the product schedule |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The outlet needs to clear the tallest intended pot while directing water into its opening. The mounting height is therefore considered with pot height, cooking-surface height and the arm’s vertical offset.
With two joints, the arm sweeps through an arc, so planning goes beyond one straight reach figure. We place the wall pivot so the outlet reaches the intended pot positions and folds away clear of the hood, cupboards and any nearby faucet. Appliance clearances still follow each appliance's installation instructions.
The supply specification identifies the connection, water conditions and any required backflow protection for the destination. A pot filler adds a water outlet where a sink drain may not be nearby. The base and spout controls remain accessible, with suitable isolation and service access in the plumbing design.
Our quote lists the two-joint arm, wall-side base, outlet and both shutoffs. Reach, folded projection, control layout and finish are written against this exact assembly, so you are pricing a defined fixture with no general kitchen-faucet allowance.
The wall connection, trim and the fixing and connection parts we supply are listed together. Structural support, the supply rough-in and any extra plumbing valves are project items for your site team unless you add them to the order.
The finish selection covers the arms, joint caps, controls and wall trim. Matching a nearby basin mixer or cabinet handle uses an actual surface reference.
Packing protects the arm joints, handles and outlet in transit, and the quote shows quantity, destination and receiving arrangements as their own lines. Backsplash preparation, plumbing, fixing and local fitting are site work, outside the shipped pot-filler assembly. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
No. The two controls are shutoffs at the base and spout of the pot-filler water path. They are not described as separate hot and cold mixer handles. The supplied water connection and any additional mixing or protection components are specified for the installation.
Reach is based on 24 in, approximately 610 mm. The movement drawing gives the exact pivot-to-outlet reach, folded projection and vertical offsets, and checks that the arms reach the intended pot positions and fold back to their parked position.
The position follows the actual pot heights, cooking or prep surface, reach envelope and nearby equipment. The outlet must clear the intended pot while both controls remain accessible. There is no universal mounting height that fits every range, hood and pot combination.
It folds back toward the wall, and the joints and arm geometry set how far it still projects. A cabinet, shelf, hood or ledge can get in the way of that folded position, so we check the parked position as well as the maximum reach.
No. It supplies water at the pot position but does not provide a sink bowl, drain or the normal washing area. The kitchen sink and its faucet remain separate fixtures, and the plumbing layout considers a water outlet where a drain may not be directly below.
The supplied list identifies the articulated fixture, shutoffs, trim and agreed connection/fixing parts. Wall reinforcement, water rough-in, isolation, required backflow devices and local fitting are separate unless expressly included.
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