Peppermint Waterfall Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer Single Handle Kitchen Sink Faucets Stainless Steel 3 Function Faucet for Kitchen Sink 1 or 3 Hole RV Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Brushed Nickel

I just installed this faucet today, so i can’t comment on its longevity, but it is a very nice looking faucet and looks more expensive than it’s asking price. It also functions quite well. I moved into a new apartment recently and the kitchen faucet was that standard, super low angled one that contractors and landlords put in because it’s cheap as hell. Well, in this place, it was combined with a fairly shallow stainless steel sink, so there was only about 8 inches of space between the faucet and the bottom of the sink in which to wash dishes. It was funny it was so ridiculous. Since it was technically operable and one could use it to clean dishes with, the landlord is not going to pay for me to get a new one. But I also am going to live here for a year or two and want to have something decent and attractive, yet I obviously don’t want to spend a lot of money because it’s not my place. This is such an improvement over the previous faucet. After ordering the sink I ordered the accompanying soap dispenser for the same brand which hasn’t arrived yet. In my pictures you’ll see there’s a built-in sprayer of the faucet and sprayer gun in my sink. The sprayer guy will be replaced with the soap dispenser once it arrives. I have replaced faucets before, but I have to say that the system this manufacture uses to install the faucet is very easy simple and requires nothing more than a wrench or pliers and a screwdriver. A bonus is that it comes with a matching cover plate to cover up the extra holes if you’re replacing a multi-hole faucet with a single-hole installation. The description talks about the nickel finish that doesn’t get water spots and it looks great and stays spot free. The only thing that I would add to their installation instructions is to use some Teflon tape when connecting all of the water lines to help prevent leaks. Not because this faucet leaks but because that’s a good idea for any plumbing job. Really happy with this purchase — well worth the money so far.

This is a replacement for a 25 year old Delta kitchen faucet that required 3 holes of a 4 hole sink. It served us well but eventually started to leak and was beyond repair. We liked the single arm, low profile design with pull out sprayer that requires only 1 sink hole. There is a shelf and skylights over the sink, so a typical goose neck type would not work in this location. The design is very smooth and simple. The parts sent in the package were high quality and our plumber was very impressed since this faucet is very reasonably priced. We are hoping it will prove to be durable in the long haul. Everyone likes the ergonomic feel of the single handle side control and the pullout sprayer with 2 settings works very smoothly. Unlike many kitchens in this case we were not looking to make a big design statement with the faucet...it’s discrete and feels good!I recently purchase an identical unit for my rental unit because I am so pleased with the first one and my tenant loves it. You may note a detail from the pictures: we did not use the plate that comes with the unit to cover 3 holes in the sink. There is nothing wrong with the plate...it looks nice and appears to be of equally good quality...but we felt that the installation installation was cleaner without it and allowed us to place a soap dispenser right next to the faucet control arm. I bought two matching hole covers (my sink had 4 holes) from Amazon to complete the installation.

One of the things I learned on this first time faucet install is when removing the old faucet unscrew the nuts that hold the faucet to the sink and then lift the faucet up to unscrew the flex hose. I didn't do that and it took me forever to remove the flex hoses.It says the flex hose is a 9/16" connection to the angle stop but it is actually a 3/8". This does come with adapters to fit a 1/2" angle stop but I used mine on a bathroom faucet. I figured I could go to the hardware store and pick up additional ones. When I got there all they had was 1/2" to 3/8" adapters nothing in 9/16" (what I thought I needed). So then I went online to find the adapters and couldn't find anything. I read some reviews on here and found others saying that they are 3/8". So I went and got the 3/8" to 1/2" adapters and they worked like a charm.I put the flex hose on the faucet first before installing the faucet and it worked fine. I did struggle a bit to get the big black locking nut over the hoses but rocking back and forth did the trick instead of forcing it straight over the hose connections.One reviewer said the faucet isn't long enough. I won't argue with that but I find it to be okay for me. All in all it looks and works great so far.

The water streams for spray vs non spray are very precise. The appearance is modern. For those with double sinks, you have a choice what position you want to orient the handle for maximum convenience. You don't necessarily have to orient it the way the product brochure shows. It took more time to take the old faucet out than to install this new one. The instructions were "bare-bones". If you are a newbie, you may get an experienced friend to look over your shoulder or have a pro do it. As an example, the clearance allowed for the stem nut and the tubing for the hot/cold water, etc. is minimal. You need to be careful not to damage the threads on the stem nut when threading it on the stem tube. I can't speak to durability, only time will will tell. Overall, so far, I am glad I made this purchase.

Most kitchen faucets seem to come in one of three styles. You've got your single handle with side sprayer, you've got your pull out style, and you're pull down style. This, particular faucet is a bit of an outlier. If you wan't something that doesn't quite look like the rest of the faucets out there, go for this one. Plus it's easy to install, and might fit in a kitchen with an unusual design that might require something with a different shape to it. For example, in my kitchen I can't install a pull down faucet because the height gets in the way of my window opening lever. This faucet's unique design allows me to have a taller faucet and yet not so tall that it blocks my window. Yay!