Is this a good faucet for the kitchen sink? It's called a laundry facet in the description.
1184325
No, I wouldn't use it in my kitchen. Definitely a cheaper faucet, I'm glad mine doesn't get daily use, used for a utility sink.
1184326
I wouldn't use it in kitchen... too small as previous answer suggests and I have to agree with gramme/ it's not as sturdy as we would have liked
1184327
I would not use this for a kitchen sink. The hose is awkward when you have to pull it out to use it. We purchased the faucet for the wash tub in our mud room and love it there. But that's because we rarely use the hose. Hope this helps.
1184328
I actually put it in my laundry room. It fits nicely on the sink that is approx 12"x12" in size. I would say that this is too small in scale for a kitchen sink
1184329
I would stick with this faucet in a laundry room. It is not solid metal. It also is not the most user friendly to get the spray to work.
1184330
Usually the kitchen sink and the laundry sink have different holes cut in the And the faucets have different connections. I needed a laundry faucet and thee first one I bought was a kitchen sink faucet and had to return it. It is very good as a laundry faucet but be sure you check the cutouts in your sink!
1184331
I bought it for a small prep sink in my kitchen island where I needed a srayer. It works well but it's sometimes hard to turn the faucet from spray to regular flow. You twist the nozzle to switch back and forth. The first one I bought leaked under my cabinet and the company replaced it free of charge with a new one.
1184332
I have it in my laundry room and it is perfect for that but I think it is smaller then what I would want in my kitchen. It isn't a full size faucet.
1188442
Not at all! I love the sink, and don't notice the bump. Our faucet extends out beyond. Someone else mentioned a super tall faucet...not needed at all in my opinion. I really like how classic the sink is and have been very happy.
1275915
I have a single sink, rather large and deep. I love this faucet, but not for the pull-out feature. As others have noted, it is rather stiff to pull out. So if you use the pull-out or pull-down feature a lot, you would probably be happier with a pull-down head. I seldom use the pull-out feature, but really wouldn't miss it if it were gone.
1907418
There is an overflow opening at the back of the sink. I believe the faucet is made by Moen.
1341494
I have a double sink and it swivels to pour into both sides, just fine. What I like most is that the arc of the faucet is high enough to accommodate tall pots & pitchers. I haven't had ANY problems with it and would buy another one, if I ever move!
1845900
This sink is not for actual faucet hook up. What I had to do is get an longer sprayer that connected to my faucet and used it like that. The portable sink is in front of my sink if that makes since. The only down side is I have to drop the hoes in a trash can because if I put the hoes in the sink the the water backs out and drips at the base. Great product tho.
2170110
I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit... » Read More I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. « Show Less
2148789
It has a regular garden hose/washing machine hose attachment, you'd likely need a coupling to attach to your kitchen faucet.
1181654
That's the reason I bought it for our kitchen sink. It works fine! Youpp just have to keep the rubber stopper down as the water starts to flow into the tub. The incoming water may pull the stopper up. Give it a minute and the pressure will keep it down. Works great.
845505
My answer is the same as Chirper's. My faucets are mounted on the granite above the skinny side of the sink. The sink is undermount, so the facets do not mount on the sink itself.
1361565
Also, keep in mind that mine was a bathroom fixture. Not sure if it's the same size as the kitchen faucet you have.
1101131
I put this faucet in an island, double stainless Julien sink ...I think its perfect for my application,... I had seen it in a showroom so I knew what it looked like...after using it, I now appreciate the design and height... because you can reach on/off lever underneath the horizontal bar if needed...depending which hand is free... and the length of the flex hose is right for reaching corners of the sink when in spray mode....
1861818
I use it in a modern setting and it looks good there. My only word of caution is to make sure that the countertop hole (where the faucet goes through) is sufficiently close enough to the sink. It is a short design and the water will fall too close to the edge if you violate this. Good luck.
711395
This faucet is slightly smaller than the "primary" faucet which was too tall and deep for my sink. I think people use this faucet for bars and prep sinks as well as a "primary faucet."
1636339
No. This this is huge and bulky. If you want something for the kitchen sink I'd look at a sling. Good luck!
1277294
Hi, This is a vessel faucet. most of the customer mount it on top of the counter top. If you mount it on the sink, it will too tall and water will splash.
1401447
As the others have mentioned, it is neither. I would compare the finish to that of a laundry utility sink. Very dull. I actually returned it because of how drab the finish was and bought a cast iron Kohler which is beautiful!!