Franke Tap Splashing

[spliffy]

I just fitted a new sink and tap (Danube), both made by Franke.
The only problem is that the tap seems to produce alot of splashing.
I have a multi-point that supplies the hot water, so the pressure has to be a certain level.
Is there any way around this and is there a special attachment that I could fit to the tap, to direct the water downwards and not spray around the sides ?

 

[Nige F]

There is a black anti splash that should be screwed in the underside of spout and be watertite - I just looked @ mine as I filled the kettle you may have it installed incorrectly - Did you know Franke rymes with Banker - maybe it was another ryming person who assembled it in the factory

 

[spliffy]

Yes, I have the black anti-splash.
When the water hits the bottom of the sink, it splashes out everywhere.
Rather than a spray, I would rather the water be directed straight downwards (like a hose-pipe ).
I was wondering if you could get another nozzle to solve this problem.

 

[Nige F]

Ah , I see what you mean - can`t change it , just fit an isolating valve in the supply under the sink aand close it down until flow is about right

 

[crockett]

Or better still, get one of these,

http://www.biggreensmile.com/products/water-saving-isolation-valve/cp961.aspx?productid=cp961

They have restrictors that are inserted to reduce flow. Pricey, yes. But better than turning an isolation valve partially off, IMO

 

[Nige F]

Exellent a tenner isn`t that expensive - diy saves £££