Does the sprayer pull out or does it just pull down with the spring.? I have a 42" sink that's 10" deep and want to know if will reach?
1883498
The sprayer pulls out. The spring is more of a design feature than functional part. I have a fairly large undermount sink and it works great.
1883499
It pulls out; I regularly used it to fill pots on the counter next to the sink, very convenient when there are other pots already in the sink!
162173
Lift the spring and you will see a standard connection where the hose from the sprayer connects to the main body of the faucet. If that is where the leak is coming from you could try taking it off and putting thread tape and retightening it. If its leaking farther down, you may have to purchase a new faucet.
453994
I got it at 9/10 inches, to middle/end of sprayer. No problem with hose, so far, over a year. Due to length, have to be careful not to splash on floor.
2251149
I have a regular pull down foucet and so far no problem the sink is a grate piece and makes the diference in ur kitchen my only advice is make shure u get soft water or any filter runing other wise u have to wipe down every time u used it with hard water.other than that is all good.... Enjoy
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.
1466746
Yes it does. Because it is big I do have a faucet that detaches and I can spray the water around the sink and it goes down just fine.
643353
It has a long reach and will easily go over 12". But note: Due to the design, it will nozzle will not go lower than the counter. So, you can't bring the nozzle down to the bottom of the sink. I don't know why this would be important but thought you should know.
2001507
It stays where you leave it. I hold the top of sprayer and it's a gentle pull down or push up. Very good design and really nice swivel sprayer. Doesn't seem like anything would wear out, but that's why I hold the sprayer when changing, to be sure
901048
Yes hose a sprayer pull out from spring thing... maybe 12 or 15 inches depends on where you place the weight to pull hose back into spring.
4344
I have about 1/2 inch clearance in front of my granite splash guard. The top of the drain pull is above the 4 inch splash guard in its lowest position.I had the same concern but it worked out well.
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.
640490
Hey ashley, you just slip it over the hose and it hangs under your sink on the hose. It helps the hose to recoil when you use the pull down faucet head.
2100385
the spout is not adjustable [pull/push in/out]but the spout is 1" longer that the legsso, it may work with your sinkit works fine with mine
1997830
We have two kitchen sinks with this faucet in both. I would not say it aims too far forward...it seems just right to me. However we have quite deep sinks...10". I would say that the pull out feature feels a bit awkward because of the angle of the faucet...it's not like a PULL DOWN faucet. It is usable, but I probably don't pull it out as often as I would a pull down faucet head. I do really love the on and off handle being centered instead of on one side or the other of the faucet. It's so much easier to use with either hand that way.
359765
It actually doesn't pull out, it is simply the flexible spring that bends down. Typically the head will get down a little bit below the level of the top of the sink, and then 360 degrees. Hope that makes sense. Thank you-Matt
347807
It doesn't when on the normal single stream. However it does a bit when switched to the spray as the pressure increases. My sink also isn't very deep so it could just be my setup.
1734103
Ours spreads out about 10 in, so if the faucet is in the middle it will go about 6 in from the edge; since the spray is rather strong, it should have no problem reaching all around.