Does water splash on counter? We replaced faucets in another house. The faucet with the high arch splashed on the counter.
1790952
No problem with water splashing. Perhaps your sink is much more shallow than mine though. I love the look and quality of this faucet.
1790953
Yes it does. you need it to reach out another couple of inches but the height is good.
1790954
I imagine it could, even with a standard height faucet if the water pressure is set too high..It's easily corrected though by adjusting the water flow with the turn off valves under the counter..
1790955
We been using this faucet in the bathroom for six months and have had no problem with it splashing the counters.
2098979
We have this sink in our master bathroom and we get our share of splashes. If it were in a bathroom that our 2 year old uses, yes it would be a splash disaster! Hope this helps.
592684
No, it doesn't! I put mine on the sink and counter and it has never been a problem for me though! :) I hope that helps!
2099216
We bought a single handle pull out faucet. Our one consideration was that when mounted the spigot would swing over each sink without having to pull out. The faucet is mounted in the countertop not the sink. We have had no problems and thoroughly love the sink. Also, we did not have the hole drilled until the sink had been mounted in order to prevent mistakes..
1087296
It has plenty of water flow. As a matter of fact, I have to turn it down from full on, because it splashes water on the granite vanity top. It is more like water coming from a hose, there is no aeration screen in the faucet to mix air with the water flow. We get a lot of complements on it from friends & family. water on
1319546
Works great. We've had no "splashing." We also have a B'Jorn and that protects from the girl splash effect as well. :)
1667912
We have two of these sinks. Neither of them appear to have that problem. I did not note this in my review. You don't even notice the overflow unless you take the time to stick your head in the bowl and look for it! Sinks are great. We love them!!
1830413
You don't want the High Sierra showerhead if you want to minimize splash. The water comes out at a very high velocity and it does splash.
1366850
Yeah, a tall faucet is required for this sink. But, the sink size is large, we don't have any splash problem. Also, we have tap pressure set on the lower side, so it eliminates any splash if there is any due to water pressure.
1265717
The only water that splashes is from my cat playing in it, not from the fountain itself. The water does trickle into the water. Sounds like an indoor fountain. Have it in the kitchen, yes you can hear it but not annoying.
1327165
Yes, I have no problem with splashing unless I turn it up full blast, which isn't ever necessary. I hope that helps. It's a beautiful sink and we are really enjoying it.
1222405
I bought this faucet and use it on a very low profile vessel sink (3 inches high) above the counter. I am an architect and I think this would work with an under-counter mounted sink, however I think it is more important to note that these are low flow meaning designed for minimal splash for the issues of a vessel sink. If that doesn't bother you then mine mounted flush on the deck of the vessel sink (Kohler Yin Yang sink) if that helps you.
725265
So it depends if you undermount or top mount it (drop-in). If you undermount it you'll have drill a hole in the counter-top as indicated by the faucet you purchase.
700657
I have not had that problem. I believe it is how careful you are when you finish with the protective layer. We were careful not to get the counter wet for many days after finishing the project and we are still careful not to let any standing water accumulate on the counters. I am sure given time that our countertops will begin to peel, but this is a cheap, easy way to give your counter tops a beautiful look.
750801
Splashing has not been a problem for us. I think splashing is related to the water pressure and how hard the faucet is turned on, not on the sink. If you turn the faucet on full blast there will be some splashing.
1979010
We have just remodeled both bathrooms and used the same shower faucet in both. The master bath has plenty of pressure but the guest bath not so much. The design of this faucet is not meant to give a high pressure blast. More like a 'rain shower' effect. It is plenty for us but if you are looking for something that is forceful, this is not the one. Hope this helps, good luck!
1863204
From the top of the rim to the drain is 5 ⅛ inches. The faucet I installed hits the center of the drain, but the faucet swivels. There is absolutely no splash problem.