Kitchen Faucet with Pull Out Sprayer, Low Profile Stainless Steel Single Handle Brushed Nikcel Utility Laundry Sink Faucet 1 or 3 Hole Grifo De Cocina

I purchased this Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial single handle sprayer faucet to replace an old leaking one on my laundry sink. I searched in both big box stores and online and found that most in this price range were made out of flimsy plastic and would not hold up. Consequently, I was searching for all metal construction and found that the Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial looked really good and 1/2 to 1/3 the price of a comparable Delta faucets . In fact the Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial look exactly like Delta faucets inside and out that I have in my home and the Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial is made better than the $200 Delta I have on my kitchen counter. When I opened the package, I was pleasantly surprised at the design and quality. The single stem is designed to be installed in the sink 1 3/8" center hole, but also comes with cosmetic flange to cover the two holes if you have them in your sink. My plastic sink did not have a center hole, so I used a hole saw to drill the 1 3/8" hole. The nut provided to tighten faucet down is a 3" long tubular nut that is very easy to tighten by hand without using a faucet wrench. It comes with 24" flexible metal waterlines that are color coded red and blue. Without having to buy attachment hosed it saves you $20 and a trip to a big box store in the middle of an install. The water lines come with 3/8" threaded connectors and also includes 1/2" threaded adapters if you need them. The instructions are simple as the install is very simple and effective. The performance of the Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial is great with a strong normal stream or a sprayer at a touch of a button that is great for cleaning items or the the sink. It reverts to the normal stream automatically when you turn the water off so you don't have a high powered sprayer shooting all over the place the next time you use it. The sprayer has a long hose and is counter weighted so it returns to its seat automatically. I highly recommend the Ufaucet Modern Best Commercial single handle sprayer faucet for kitchen, bath or laundry sinks!!!

Looks and feels like a quality faucet. As some have noted, the spray does come out far--on my large laundry sink, it hits the front wall, but doesn't splash out even at full blast. Sprayer works well and seats fine with the weight (no magnets). Came with 2 clear gaskets and one black one..instructions only mentioned 2 so was unclear what to use where; I ended up using a clear one on top and the black one on the bottom; seems fine. The hot & cold indicators (red and blue dots) in the handle area are really tiny, but don't need to seem them after you know which direction is which. Would have been easier to connect the H & C hoses before installing the faucet to the sink so less work from underneath. No trouble getting the water connections through the standard sink hole that I have. Recommended, a nice faucet at a great price, easy install. Just beware if your sink is on the smaller side because the spray does come out further than a cheapo faucet that doesn't have a high arc to it.

Forget the detailed review + edit I left before, I just can't recommend this faucet at all anymore. The sprayer head just broke off from the retractable cable! All that was holding it together was a thin-wall plastic tube! The rest of the faucet seems solid, lots of chunky metal giving it a good solid feel, but the sprayer head seems to only be attached internally to the hose by that thin plastic tube I mentioned. The spigot part is pretty big, not quite fist-sized but up there. I have a plastic watering can that I need to fill from the kitchen, and it barely gets into the space between handle and fill-hole on top. So I have to hold the can with 3 fingers, thumb on one side and 2 fingers on the opposing side. As it was filling, I was getting ready to take it off, it slipped, and the can (again, lightweight plastic, not metal nor ceramic or anything) landed on the sprayer and the next thing I know, I'm getting doused with water. I shut it off once I collect my wits and have a look. I thought maybe the sprayer popped out of its "socket" and sprayed me, still attached to the hose, but the sprayer snapped clean off and the hose was spraying me directly. A little spring and plastic "thumbtack" came flying out, and that's when I saw the irregular surface where this plastic tube snapped. So that was the only thing holding the sprayer head to the hose! I give up. It's like having a steel reinforced door with metal door-frame, only using Twizzlers as hinge-pins. If a simple plastic watering-can landing on the sprayer could snap it clean off, well, I just can't recommend it to anyone, sorry. So now I have to get a completely new faucet, for more $$$.