Architectural styling with three-way practicality
The Acquapuro Monza combines a distinctive double-curved quad spout with separate controls for hot, cold and treated drinking water.
Three separate controlsHot, cold and treated water
Dual-flow swivel spoutPractical reach around the sink
Dual-opening aeratorSeparate outlets within one spout
Ceramic valvesSmooth quarter-turn operation
A stronger design statement without a second drinking tap
The Monza delivers normal hot and cold water alongside a third supply for filtered or untreated drinking water. Its angular double curve gives modern kitchens a more architectural focal point.
- Left-hand lever controls hot water
- Right-hand lever controls cold water
- Centre lever controls filtered or untreated drinking water
- Brass body and main components
Three supplies with treated water kept separate
Dual-flow technology and the dual-opening aerator keep treated water separate from ordinary hot and cold water while retaining one clean tap design.
Hot water
Operated by the left-hand lever.
Cold water
Operated by the right-hand lever.
Filtered water
Operated independently by the centre lever.
Easy operation, without a separate drinking-water tap
Three dedicated levers make each water supply immediately recognisable. The solid-fix installation kit, anti-wobble guide ring and double pair of spout O-rings are designed to keep the tap secure through regular use.
- One tap and one mounting position
- Dual-opening aerator
- Anti-wobble nylon spout guide ring
- 450 mm flexible hoses with non-return valves
Plan the tap and filter installation together
The Monza is a three-way tap, not a filter system. It requires a suitable treated-water supply from a compatible under-sink filter, reverse-osmosis system or other appropriate source.
Water pressure
Recommended minimum 0.5 bar and maximum 5.5 bar.
Mounting space
Allow for the 50.5 mm base and a worktop thickness up to 50 mm.
Under-sink system
Confirm filter connections, cupboard space and any replacement-cartridge access.
Professional fitting
Installation should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable plumbing requirements.
Acquapuro Monza 3 Lever specification
Do you already have a compatible filter?
The tap provides the separate treated-water pathway, but filtration performance depends on the under-sink system connected to it. Unless explicitly included in the selected product package, purchase the filter system separately.
Acquapuro product brochure
Review the manufacturer’s Monza dimensions, finishes and technical information before installation.
Compare more kitchen filter taps
Explore the wider tap collection or compare other Acquapuro designs before making your final choice.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Monza include a water filter?
The Monza is the three-way tap. A compatible under-sink filtration system is required to supply filtered water and should be purchased separately unless the selected product package explicitly says it is included.
Does filtered water mix with hot or cold water?
No. The Monza uses dual-flow technology and a dual-opening aerator to keep the treated-water pathway separate from ordinary hot and cold water.
Which lever controls each water supply?
The left-hand lever controls hot water, the right-hand lever controls cold water and the centre lever controls filtered or untreated drinking water.
What pressure does the Monza require?
The manufacturer recommends a minimum of 0.5 bar and specifies a maximum pressure of 5.5 bar. Ask a qualified installer to confirm your system conditions.
Is this the square-bodied Monza SQ?
No. This listing is for the standard circular-body Monza 3 Lever. The Monza SQ is a separate model with a square body and different flow-rate specification.
Need help checking compatibility?
Ask Regal Flow about water pressure, filter connections, available finishes or installation planning before you order.
