Looking for a replacement spout for your Horus tap? This Horus 93.009CH chrome spout is a shiny chrome spout suitable for various Horus taps. If your current spout is damaged, worn out or leaking, this part is the perfect replacement without having to replace the entire tap.
The spout is suitable for, among others, the Horus Julia 1141, Horus Victoria 19141 and Horus Montmartre 5141. Before ordering, always check that the model and dimensions match your own tap. If you're unsure about compatibility, you can check the technical drawing of your tap model in the Horus parts section to confirm this spout fits your tap.
Specifications:
Thanks to the precise measurements, you can easily check in advance whether this spout fits your Horus tap. Not sure about the right size? Measure your current spout in the same way, so you can be certain you're ordering the correct part.
No, this spout is suitable for specific Horus models such as the Julia 1141, Victoria 19141 and Montmartre 5141. Always check first that the 21cm reach and 275mm height match your current spout, or check the technical drawing of your tap model before ordering.
The reach is the distance measured from the centre of the spout to the centre of the aerator, indicating the depth of the spout. For this Horus 92537C spout, that's 210mm (21cm). Measure your current spout the same way to check whether this part will fit.
Yes, this Horus 92537C chrome spout is supplied complete with an aerator. You don't need to purchase a separate part and can install the spout directly on your tap.
Measure your current spout's reach (21cm) and total height (275mm) and compare these with this product's specifications. If you're still unsure, you can check the technical drawing of your specific Horus tap model on the Horus parts page for extra certainty.
This spout has a shiny chrome finish that matches well with most Horus kitchen taps. The material thickness is 18mm, giving it a sturdy and durable construction.
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