The combination of elegant designs and the highest quality finish of stainless steel components, is what makes A2F a leader in their field.
December 3rd, 2013
A2F is an Italian company specialised in the manufacture of stainless steel taps. Located between Lago d’Orta and Lago Maggiore, a region which, for decades, has been a flourishing area for the manufacturing of stainless steel household items, A2F is a brand renowned worldwide for quality and innovation. And more recently, A2F has opened a store in Australia.
A2F taps are manufactured exclusively with stainless steel and are 100% made in Italy. They also comply with the strictest international standards; the taps are lead-free and do not leak nickel into drinking water. Their philosophy is one based on innovation, perfection and the search for alternative solutions that integrate technology and ecology.
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