Do I need to seal the hole around the kitchen tap?
Yes, you need to seal the hole for the tap with silicone. This will prevent moisture from penetrating and damaging your worktop.
Did you find this useful?
Thank you for your feedback!
What particular parts of our articles do you find unsatisfactory or unhelpful?
The text is confusing to understand
The text is not relevant to my question
The text is relevant but not helpful
The text is too long or too short
The text is confusing to understand
The text is not relevant to my question
The text is relevant but not helpful
The text is too long or too short
Thank you for your feedback!
Was the article not helpful? Try one of the related articles below.
If the water pressure is low for both hot and cold water and your tap has been newly installed, the first step is to contact a plumber. If the plumber doesn't find any issues, please contact IKEA customer service and we will be happy to assist you further. Note that you will need to have your proof of purchase available and that the tap must be within the guarantee period.
Read moreDo you need a new shower head for VIMMERN kitchen mixer tap? You can easily order a new one by contacting our customer service.
Read moreWe do not recommend replacing the ATLANT sink stopper with any sink stopper from our current product range, as they do not share the same dimensions. However we can recommend a sink stopper from Clas Ohlson, which has similar measurements to the ATLANT sink stopper.
Read moreOur mixer taps are designed to withstand wear and tear from water and everyday use, but we recommend that when cleaning your tap avoid sharp or abrasive materials. If the surface starts to peel, please contact IKEA Customer Service.
Read moreMost of our mixer taps are equipped with a swivel spout with a rotation of about 120 degrees, which is adapted for normal and safe use. On each taps product page, you can read if there is an option to increase or limit the rotation if you want to customise the tap according to space or personal preferences.
Read moreDepending on the tap, this can vary. Bathroom taps use 5.7 liters per minute and kitchen taps use 8 liters per minute.
Read more