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Zip Industries’ HydroTap showcases all the latest in innovative faucet design and functionality.
It’s an unusual mix to come out of a highly successful commercial design. However, Zip has stripped away all superfluous elements from its new Zip HydroTap Sparkling and the result is simple, clean and versatile design.
It’s an industrial sculpture that allows function to shine through. This innovative faucet actually delivers instant boiling, chilled and sparkling filtered drinking water – all from the one tap. This ability to balance style with substance makes the Zip HydroTap a consistent choice with design professionals.
So too is the premium quality of the manufacture. The build quality is immediately apparent in both the metalwork and in the smooth ergonomic function of the controls. The pleasure also extends to a long list of safety features – it’s so much safer and easier to use than any kettle or urn — great for families with little ones running around.
The convenience factor is extreme – there’s no waiting for water to boil or for it to chill. Whether you want a tea, an icy cold soft drink or a class of sparkling water, you will have immediate access — no need to buy it at the shops, no bottles to carry and no need to take up your cupboard space. Also energy-efficient, the Zip HydroTap is an eco-wise choice.
Most of all, the Zip HydroTap looks perfectly at home in the most modern interior.
For more information visit zipindustries.com
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