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Clean lines in the kitchen
With the Flex Square, Quooker introduces a new chapter in its successful line of boiling water taps. While the well-known Flex with its round spout has been a favorite in modern kitchens for years, the Flex Square adds a sleek, straight shape that fits seamlessly into contemporary, minimalist interiors.
The new version offers the same versatility that has made the Flex so popular. The flexible pull-out hose gives the user more reach in the sink, which is ideal for rinsing vegetables, cleaning a large cutting board, or simply cleaning the sink itself. Quooker has further refined the controls: the light ring for boiling water is now located at the top of the child-proof knob. Pressing the knob twice and turning it counterclockwise immediately dispenses 100°C boiling water. For chilled and sparkling water—possible in combination with the CUBE—there is a new click system. One click dispenses chilled water, two clicks dispense sparkling water, all from the same faucet.
The straight spout gives the Flex Square a sleek, geometric profile that fits in well with modern kitchen architecture. Quooker offers the model in five finishes: chrome, stainless steel, black, gunmetal, and rose copper. This makes the Flex Square easy to combine with a wide range of worktops and kitchen fronts, from matte black to shiny metal. With its clean lines and refined finish, the tap becomes a subtle but defining design element in the kitchen.
Like the other models in the Quooker range, the Flex Square can be combined with any Quooker reservoir, including the PRO3 and COMBI systems. In combination with the CUBE, the tap offers five functions in one: cold, hot, boiling, chilled, and sparkling water. Safety remains a priority: as long as the pull-out hose is extended, boiling water cannot be dispensed—a thoughtful feature that prevents accidents and contributes to carefree use in everyday cooking.
Our editorial team saw the Quooker Flex Square for the first time during Küchenmeile, where the new tap was on display at Art of Kitchens in Kirchlengern and at AREA30 in Löhne. What stood out in particular was how the straight spout gives the familiar Flex concept a completely new look. The sleek lines and refined details show how Quooker continues to develop, not only in technology but also in design.
For kitchen designers, the Flex Square is a valuable addition to the range. The design appeals to lovers of minimalist and industrial kitchens, while the price remains the same as that of the round Flex. This allows dealers to offer their customers a choice between two styles within the same proven concept. With the Flex Square, Quooker confirms its leading position in boiling water taps. The tap combines comfort, safety, and high-end design, proving that even small changes in form can have a big impact on the look of a kitchen.
Quooker is a family business, built on enthusiasm and entrepreneurship. The pride in Henri Peteri, father of Quooker directors Walter and Niels Peteri and inventor of the boiling water faucet, is still tangible there. The Quooker was the very first boiling water faucet in the world. Inventions like the high-vacuum insulated reservoir, the all-in-one faucets Quooker Fusion and Flex and the series of black [...]
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