Bristan Echo | Monza Kitchen Tap Spout Seals O'Ring Rubbers Washers Repair Kit

Quite expensive for just 2 o rings and a plastic ring but it works great.

Used these for a swan neck mixer tap, model was a French’s or Butler & Rose. They fitted perfectly! Bit pricey for what they are but arrived next day. Small tip if fixing a mixer tap, at the base of the Swan neck there’s a small hole u can get a screw driver in and it helps you to lever up the tube. Mine didn’t have any screws holding it in place but they do take some force to get out !

Kitchen tap was leaking from the spout base. After installing these O-rings tap stopped looking for the hot water but when cold water is running there is also a leak from the spout base.

My Bristan swan neck started loosing all the water from the length of the tap when not in use, from the cold water spout. Although the washers were quite hard to slide over the bottom of the swan neck base, using a little force with your thumbs, they went into place. Not long since installed but very dry and the swan neck is a little stiff to turn. I am sure it will become easier. W Holland

Couldn't use, I had to replace the tap in full

Quick delivery, fits my Bristan Manhattan like a glove, saved me paying out over £47 for a new unit. Good company to buy from no messing about.

Great product and service. Bought to fix a leaking Monza tap collar. The washers arrived on time. All the washers were very easy to put on and have fixed the leak. This is a lot better than having to replace the whole tap. I would recommend descaling the collar area to ease removal and be extra careful pulling out the tap, there will be some water left in the spout. It is very important to check the make of your tap before ordering, as the washer kit is not universal.

I have a Bristan Manhattan which was leaking from the swivel joint and having looking everywhere I could not find the correct seal kit. I searched by a part no I found on another site for the kit and this one popped up. I'd already had the rap apart previously so knew what was involved. I unscrewed the collar which allows the spout to be pulled out revealing the two rubber o rings and a plastic washer. I swapped the o rings over easily enough. However the plastic split washer was smaller than the one on my tap but I swapped it over. Reinstall meant pushing the spout back into the neck and tightening the collar and that's job done. The kits been on about 2 weeks now and the leaking has stopped allowing me to clean up the hard water stains that had built up. The spout is a little stiff to turn now but I would guess that is how a new tap would feel.