Is the sprayer weighted? Do these faucets offer a comparable warrant yo omen, price pfister and kohler?
1039024
The sprayer is not weighted. I do not recall the warranty. This is a well made faucet that I installed in our remodeled kitchen. I would purchase it again.
1039025
The sprayer is weighed. It's brass covered in nickel just like the faucet. Warranty is comparable though I doubt you'll need it. This is by far the best, heaviest faucet I've ever purchased.
1039026
The sprayer is heavy and works well. Like this faucet. What I don!t like is the soap dispenser I put in to go with it. It stops working every three mos. and has to be replaced. Get the faucet and sprayer and forego the soap dispenser.
1039027
Not sure about the warranty, mine was installed about 2 years ago. I would think if there was one it would be stated in the listing. The sprayer is very heavy and is solid metal. My old faucet has one of the cheap, lightweight plastic sprayers so this one was a great improvement. My plumber was really impressed with this faucet when he put it in for us. We have not had any trouble with it at all.
1534366
The pressure is strong when in the spray mode and good in the regular mode... I don't know what the gallons per minute is sorry... But it is a great faucet in looks and function... I hope this helps
734452
The faucets installed and worked fine, they seem sturdy to me. I installed three of them.
1988242
On this particular brand and style, I have seen no differences between the lower and higher priced faucets. I love this one!! I have seen some others where the drain cover is of a lower quality, and they do look terrible with use in our area due to the hard water. Also, the color indicator for the water temp can wear off with a lower quality faucet, but I have seen it occur in a higher quality faucet as well. All in all, I don't see much difference be in my opinion. Buy this faucet, you will love it!!!
1707676
Uncertain of the weight (the battery in my food scale decided to quit!), but the pull-out spray is rather heavy, and probably not ideal for arthritic hands. It's unfortunate, as it is a very nice faucet. On the plus side, the spray spout does easily go back in.
1869526
I've used this sink in my last two remodels and love the way it looks! The water drains best if you point your sprayer at the wall, rather than the base of the sink. It would help the design if they pitched the base a little more steeply. The Vigo looks just like the $1200 Koehler version, but that's probably the difference, for an extra $800 you getter better draining? I'll take the trade off in savings!
1686955
I have found this to be an OUTSTANDING faucet and have had no issues with it at all. What I say next is NOT a negative comment, but it took some getting used to the heavy, metal sprayer. The sprayers on all of my prior faucets were made of lightweight plastic, so for the first few weeks when I would grab the sprayer the weight of it always surprised me for a moment. But I love the heavy sprayer with this Premier faucet. Anyone who uses it comments on the substantial sprayer.
340821
It should be fine. Once you install it the weight hangs down to keep the sprayer in place.
1721629
Know where does it say the manufacturer of the faucet that I can see. It's not a high-grade faucet by any means but it looks pretty nice, especially for the price, and in the 3 years I've had the vanity the only issue I've had is tape or glue breaking down and clogging the trap; it was an easy fix. If you're looking for a name brand faucet, this isn't it; however you can always replace the faucet later. The vanity itself has held up pretty well and for the price, in my experience, you are getting a pretty good piece. Note, I have the double vanity version which is why I found it much more affordable than most other double vanities.
2144884
I don't think so. It is weighted from underneath the sink. We really love this faucet.
157602
No. The faucet and base plate is one piece. The spray is included in package, but may be omitted.
2144889
The faucet sprayer head is pulled up by the internal hose being weighted by a clamped weight that hangs free under the sink. It works well as long it's adjusted to hang free underneath. I have had three homes and have put this specific faucet in each, the last install being 2/2014. JB
1674781
I honestly can't tell. Just went to look at my faucet and the pull out head looks and feels the same as the rest of the faucet (brushed stainless steel). It is very solid as it is insulated. I have had the faucet for two years now, use it many times a day as it is in my kitchen, and am still very happy with it. The spray head shows absolutely no signs of wear or scratches. Sorry, that's the best I can do.
299669
I love this faucet. It is not fixed and does swing side to side. I installed it on a commercial stainless sink. I was able to get the attachment parts from AB's website
1275914
This is a pull out spray head. It is a bit stiff as there is a spring coiled around the hose instead of the traditional weight . It is an awesome faucet and well worth the expense. The spray head is all stainless steel and will not disappoint you.
1071751
The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out there in my opinion. The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out... » Read More The 8410 weighs about 7-800 grams (<2lb), it certainly is not heavy enough to affect your tap (faucet). It is of very good quality and works well. The only issue I have with it is the battery (9 volt) does not last a year and even if the battery is showing some charge, it sometimes is not enough to switch the water flow on and off ( my suggestion is to change the battery every six months or at least check it). I guess the battery life is dependent on how often you have the timer operate, mine waters twice a week for 20 minutes consecutively on each line. Its the best quality timer out there in my opinion. « Show Less
602116
No, there is a weight below the sink. This faucet did not last 6 months before the hose inside ruptured and it was unfixable. I cannot recommend it.