How far down and over can you pull the sprayer? Does the sprayer hose tie to more hose under the sink that can be pull out?
183580
The hose that you see attached to be faucet is all that is there. It has a decent range of motion for spraying and maneuvering around.... I call it my "lunch lady faucet" because it reminds me of the sprayers that my school cafeteria had for the lunch ladies to spray down the trays when we returned them. My sprayer handle started leaking after just under 5 years of use, and Kraus is sending me a new sprayer free of charge because it's covered under warranty. So, if you buy this one, take a screen shot of the purchase page on amazon of whatever site you buy it from, then email it to yourself and save it away Ina folder in case you ever need to activate the warranty - just FYI. The hose that you see attached to be faucet is all that is there. It has a decent range of motion for spraying and maneuvering around.... I call it my "lunch lady faucet" because it reminds me of the sprayers that my school cafeteria had for the lunch ladies to spray down the trays when we returned them. My sprayer handle started leaking after just under 5 years of use, and Kraus is sending me a new sprayer free of charge because it's covered under warranty. So, if you buy this one, take a screen shot of the purchase page on amazon of whatever site you buy it from, then email it... » Read More The hose that you see attached to be faucet is all that is there. It has a decent range of motion for spraying and maneuvering around.... I call it my "lunch lady faucet" because it reminds me of the sprayers that my school cafeteria had for the lunch ladies to spray down the trays when we returned them. My sprayer handle started leaking after just under 5 years of use, and Kraus is sending me a new sprayer free of charge because it's covered under warranty. So, if you buy this one, take a screen shot of the purchase page on amazon of whatever site you buy it from, then email it to yourself and save it away Ina folder in case you ever need to activate the warranty - just FYI. « Show Less
183581
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like.
183582
The top of the faucet where the sprayer attaches swivels. The only hose you see is what you get. It is more than plenty. This faucet stands almost 30 inches tall above the countertop. I am so very pleased with this faucet. I cannot say anything negative about it
183583
No the sprayer hose does not "tie down" under the sink. We have a large 3 ft width sink and when pulling the sprayer out to use, it pulls out approximately 12 additional inches to spray. It is well able to cover the large sink very easily.
183584
First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would... » Read More First of all, it swivels, at least 180 degrees. So, I can swivel it across my three sinks: 2 deep sinks on either side of a shallow "silverware" sink. In addition, the nozzle can be stretched from the left hand sink, all the way over to the right without much swivel action. It attaches to only one water source under the sink and I can pull it all the way down to the floor of each part of my trip-partite kitchen sink. I have found it to be very intuitive, given my sink configuration. The faucet itself is far more commercial than my sink so it does absolutely everything I would wish. I am happy to send more specific comments if you like. « Show Less
183585
There is no more hose than what you see. However, I think you'll find that to be unnecessary. It's reach is quite far and power of the pray is adjustable. I have a large undermount dual basin sink and I have no issues at all with its reach.
183586
The spray hose does not have additional hose under the sink, what you see is what you get. I can comfortably pull the sprayer 8" below its resting place and move it 12" forward with the sprayed perpendicular to the sink bottom.
901052
Yes, the faucet sprayer (part with the button) serves as a handle of sorts. You unhook it from the arm that extends from the base. How far it extends depends on where you place a weight that attaches to the hose-under the cabinet when you install it. (As an additional FYI: Our sprayer stopped functioning after about a month. The button sticks, and we can't get it to switch to spray.)
193734
No, it actually doesn't pull out and reach the bottom of the sink. It's a little bit of a pain to wash things out of the basin of the sink down the drain. But it's a beautiful lovely faucet. We like it other than that.
631273
make sure there is space above the holder and lower the sprayer into it from above.
2014518
There is an adjustment for distance. My sprayer leaks like a sieve. Stopped using it.
1179235
Well , it reaches from the faucet to the bottom of the sink and there is room to go. I would say 18" to 20" before you are pulling on it hard.
1716190
Seems to be about 2 to 3 feet when we pull it out -- enough to hose down the sink. Seems closer to 2 feet than 3 feet.
1630806
I chose this model partly because it is a standard 4 hole version. It does come with the sprayer. If you don't wish to install the sprayer, i've known some people to cover the fourth hole with something, for instance a soap dispenser. If your sink does not have a fourth hole i'm not certain what you would do, but i'm guessing you could install the faucet and just detach the sprayer or leave the sprayer below the sink.
1275913
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. You can see where the faucet pulls out. The only time I pull it out is when I need to use the sprayer & need a longer extension like cleaning the sink. Otherwise, I rarely pull it out.
1187539
Not if the weight is adjusted properly on the hose underneath the sink. If It's not pulling it all the way back up try adjusting the weight further up the hose.
1021658
Pulls down 20 inches from the bottom of the faucet. Definitely will physically go to the bottom of my sink which is 9.5 inches. Doesn't pull out and retract as easily as our old faucet, but that may be because it is new and we don't use the pull down that much. Absolutely beautiful faucet and the touch feature is wonderful!
2091369
I don't know how large a farm style sink is but the hose pulls out about 2 feet. I also think it may be able to adjust further by adjusting the weight on the hose under the sink. The second one is still working great other than the warm water temperature.
829123
I don't know since I do not use a sprayer. I think it would have to be separate from the faucet itself.
901050
I think about 18 inches or so. Reaches the bottom of the sink and side to side. It may pull out more but I haven't tried any further. The faucet also swivels and will fill pots sitting beside the sink also.
193733
You can't actually "pull" the hose. It is connected to the spring and can move around, but would be difficult (if even possible) to touch the bottom of the sink with it. It is a great faucet IMO.
1103845
Yes. It does. In addition the spray head also pulls out unlike some of this type faucet. It doesn't pull out to the extent of a pull out spray but it offers a slight extension to clean your sink. I have a 33 inch sink and this faucet is exactly what I was looking for.
978482
Hello, I just measured and the reach/extension into the sink is 10". We bought a large double sink and this swings to both sides without any issues. I noticed the sprayer extends/pulls out farther than any other I've ever used as well. We get alot of compliments on the faucet.